At 25, Belgian-Armenian artist Makar is hitting his stride. The success of his single "MOOD" was just the beginning. Under his project Mayfaro, he's blending music with wider artistic pursuits. His fan base, initially centered in Belgium and the Netherlands, now spans continents, drawn to his unique voice and recognizable beard. Makar's method is refreshingly direct. He's sidestepping the usual industry routes, opting instead for a more personal touch in spreading his music. He's not just playing songs; he's forming connections, and it's working. His music is crossing borders, fueled by genuine interactions rather than marketing strategies. As he enters his mid-twenties, Makar's not just looking to play tunes—he's aiming to be a global artist. His goal? To let his music journey far and wide, with his listeners as the driving force. This year is about pushing boundaries, experimenting with new sounds, and tightening the bond with his growing international audience. For Makar, it's more than music—it's about making the world a little smaller, one song at a time.