The younger son of actor Maroš Kramár decided to take a second chance after his car accident in February. Although viewers can currently see him in the marquee series The Promise alongside his famous father, Mark’s true passion remains music. He had just begun to fully devote himself to her again.
The young artist openly admits that after he found himself at the police station, he asked himself why he still doesn’t live fully, knowing what fills him up. “I got a chance to come to my senses, re-read my texts and remember what values I have in life,” written by Marko. “Now I can see. The only thing missing is action. To combine theory with practice. To start living as my “best” version of me lives.” he added on the social network.
In mid-March, he returned to the music world with the composition Čisto žasnem. Just a few days after the release of the first episode, he shocked with a preview of another news item, the words of which are chilling in the context of the accident. “Ever since I looked death in the eye, I’ve been trying to live honestly. I don’t know yet, I’ll know when I die if it paid off. I’ve found that what I don’t have, don’t ever take my efforts for nothing. If you want to be the best me, be sure it won’t come cheap,” he poured his heart out in the song.
It turned out that the text with a strong message was not created after the crash, but several months earlier. “By the way, I recorded this track in September and for a long time I planned to release it first. It’s a coincidence that the part also fits the current situation,” the musician clarified at the end of March. However, Marko Kramár he has to deal with one problem in his budding career. People don’t understand what he sings and blame him for bad articulation.
The young artist is drawn to it and wants to work on it. Recently, he even decided to use the power of social networks and asked for help. “If anyone knows how to make music, produce, mixmaster, or know sound frequencies, please, I need your help,” he said in the beginning of the video, which you can also find at the beginning of the article.
Marko then pointed out the comment about the articulation and noted that he is not the first and not the last person to tell him something like that. “The truth is, I’m aware of it too. And ever since I first became aware of it, I’ve been really focused on it, trying to articulate it as much as possible. Actually, when recording, I open my mouth like this, so that I can be understood as much as possible. Nevertheless, there are such people. So I don’t know what it is, I guess it’s because I have very complex beats and then some frequencies beat each other,” he thought aloud.
Dozens of reactions with various advice have been collected under the video. “I can’t understand you the whole video. I can dub the lyrics for you,” one follower offered. “How much do you want for it? I’m really desperate…” asked Marko. Some commenters send him to a speech therapist and others wrote him technical recommendations on how to work with individual components for the ideal result of his new compositions.
