M()RE is an emerging artist known for their experimental approach to the music scene, often blending various genres to create a sound that defies easy categorization. With a discography that dances between elements of electronic, pop, and alternative, M()RE has developed a distinctive style that resonates with listeners who are searching for something fresh and unorthodox in an often predictable musical landscape.

M()RE's journey into the public ear picked up momentum with notable releases like "Cybercrime" and its MIRUKY Remix version, demonstrating a flair for engaging with the digital culture and its shadowy underbelly. The slowed and reverbed editions of tracks like "Sugarfree" and "Lie Use Die" showcase the artist's versatility and understanding of current aesthetic trends, providing fans with moody reinterpretations of their work. With their recent releases such as "Alliance" and "Fast Food Revolution," M()RE continues to build a narrative that is both socially aware and deeply personal, cementing themselves as an artist unafraid to explore the complexities of modern life through their evocative music. The haunting "Saint Lake Street Stories" and the reflective "Five Years" add layers to M()RE’s artistic persona, suggesting a deep well of experiences and emotions behind the music. "Hated in the Nation" caps off the artist's recent work with a title that alludes to a sense of confrontation and resilience, hinting at the edgy and thought-provoking nature of their artistry.