Zetroc's atmospheric release 'Onus' opens by questioning who life actually belongs to, and what's owed on time already borrowed - the kind of resignation most people move through without ever stopping to ask. Produced entirely by the Louisiana artist, the track carries traces of the underground beatmaking he's built his skills on, but stretches it into something more cinematic and hauntingly immersive, his vocals layering and multiplying like competing internal voices. It's a textured, brooding soundscape, one that rewards headphones and close attention. The song surfaced from a single day of grinding labor under the Louisiana sun, when Zetroc found himself pushing back against the systems he'd absorbed without resistance. By the second verse, that questioning turns inward and unforgiving, calling out his own complaining and demanding he reckon with how he actually ended up here. It's a record of talking himself out of surrender, one hard question at a time.