TLDR: Evil Ebenezer releases his new single “Real One,” produced by DJ Two Crates and mixed by Nato. Stream it now on Spotify.
Today marks the arrival of “Real One,” the latest single from Vancouver-bred rapper Evil Ebenezer. Released across digital streaming platforms, the track brings another chapter to a discography defined by gritty introspection, late-night vibes, and razor-sharp delivery.
“Real One” adds to Evil’s growing 2025 catalogue with confident precision, coming in as his eighth official drop of the year.
Produced by DJ Two Crates and mixed by longtime collaborator Nato, the single arrives with no video—yet. But Evil has been building momentum through his YouTube channel, where his most recent visual drop, “Can’t Lose” (featuring C-Lance and co-directed by Evil and Jordon Chatten), continues to pull in solid engagement. Nato also handled mixing duties on that one, reinforcing the team’s consistent behind-the-scenes chemistry.
The cover art for “Real One” keeps things stark and striking: a black and white photo of a lone seagull perched on a pier, mid-squawk. It’s an image that pairs nicely with Evil’s coastal roots and cinematic aesthetic. Earlier today, the rapper posted a clip to Instagram with the caption: “back to east beach📲🍝 ‘Real One’ Out Now⛵️” with a clip from a music video.
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