Tracy Marcellino Aubert, known artistically as Witch Cabin, is continuing to carve out a lane that feels experimental, energetic, and deeply personal. The Brooklyn-born, Los Angeles-based producer, writer, musician, and experiential food designer brings an unconventional creative background to her music, blending underground pop, dance, and hip-hop influences with synth-driven production and bold sonic ideas.

Her song “We Want Connection” has been gaining momentum, giving listeners a strong introduction to the world Witch Cabin is building. The track taps into a feeling that is both personal and universal: the desire to feel seen, understood, and connected in a fast-moving world. Rather than relying on a traditional pop formula, Witch Cabin uses atmosphere, rhythm, and production choices to create something immersive and slightly left of center.

That vision is now being expanded through a recent visual for “We Want Connection.” The video gives the song another layer, translating its mood into imagery and helping strengthen Witch Cabin’s identity as an artist who thinks beyond audio alone. For a creative artist already interested in the intersection of music, fashion, food, and entertainment, the visual feels like a natural extension of her larger artistic direction.

Her current music rollout also includes “Lifelike,” another release highlighted alongside “We Want Connection” as Witch Cabin continues introducing new sides of her sound.

Raised as a latchkey kid in San Francisco, Witch Cabin credits urban energy as an influence on her creativity. She is currently sharpening her skills through the Pete Tong DJ Academy while transitioning toward full-time music production, with plans to tour globally and collaborate across creative industries.

An album project is also expected later this year. With “We Want Connection,” its new visual, and more music arriving, Witch Cabin is positioning herself as a multi-dimensional artist with a distinct point of view and an expanding creative world.