Phoenix-based DJ and producer Shadez (Zack Rubalcava) follows up his breakout single “Es Para Ti” with “Beggin,” the second release from his newly dropped Let It Go EP — and a striking shift into moodier, underground territory.

Where “Es Para Ti” introduced Shadez’s Latin-inspired vibrancy, “Beggin” dives deeper into the after-hours. Driven by thick basslines, rolling percussion, and a soulful vocal hook, the track showcases the shadowy, late-night side of his sound — one built on tension, restraint, and groove. Pulling from tech house influences, Shadez crafts a minimal yet heavy atmosphere, letting space and rhythm do the talking.

As the second chapter in the Let It Go EP storyline, “Beggin” expands the world Shadez is building. The first single focused on melody and movement; this one leans into texture, pulse, and underground aesthetic, highlighting his ability to evolve while keeping his musical identity intact. The track reflects Shadez’s signature blend of Latin roots and modern club precision, grounding the music in culture while aiming it squarely at global dancefloors.

Shadez’s rise has been steady and intentional. Known for his fusion of Latin House and Tech House, he’s become a staple in West Coast nightlife through both his club sets and his weekly event, Eclipse Sessions, a key hub for house music in Phoenix. His earlier single “Make Love” has surpassed 290,000 Spotify streams, further cementing his growing fanbase.

With “Beggin” and the full Let It Go EP now out, Shadez continues to push his sound forward — balancing underground credibility with an ear for accessible, crowd-moving energy. It’s clear this new release isn’t just a follow-up; it’s a statement of where he’s headed next.