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Para Para

Written by Tracy Marcellino Aubert 
with Brian Aubert (Silversun Pickups) and Micah Calabrese (Giant Drag)
recorded by Tracy Marcellino Aubert + Micah Calabrese.  Guitar, additional arrangement and synth horns by Brian Aubert

Dispossesed
Lyrics by Tracy Marcellino Aubert

Would I be breaking the rules
If I rode to you after school 
And like a fly on the wall
I put the salve on your wounds

Can I go where you run to
Will I ever fill these family shoes
Or the rings on your fingers
I know, I know I've lost you

And I want to know you
But the only clue
Is the scent in the air after you've left the room

We're dispossesed , dispossessed

Dispossessed

Celebrating the Lunar New Year with ‘Lì xì’, the first track to be shared from JakoJako’s brand new album, Tết 41 - out 25th April.

This record is, in many ways, a distillation of ideas JakoJako has been exploring for years. Tapping into a deep understanding of machine-based music and illuminated by references to her heritage, Tết 41 reflects on notions of rebirth, and the pursuit of a sonic core. From this simplicity emerge some of her most expansive, unworldly compositions to date. 

“I wanted to collect the atmospheres of Vietnam, and strip it back to my language - electronic music. I don’t have huge ties to the traditions of my Vietnamese family, so being able to experience them with my mother, and then bring the Lunar Celebration - the colourful flowers, food and customs - back to Europe through music has helped me realise how important this side of my heritage is.” - JakoJako (aka Sibel Koçer)

Available on vinyl in a limited run of just 500 copies worldwide, pre-order now!

Lì xì

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The title track of my upcoming release exploring intimacy and desire in the era of disassociation and disconnection, but you can dance to it.  In this song, sexy grinding bass alternates with levitating shimmering synths, replicating the push/pull of an ultimately doomed connection.  Lyrics are intimate, personal and yet universal.   

Written by Witch Cabin (Tracy Marcellino) Co-produced with Brux / Vocal production Ryan Martin/ unreleased 

WE WANT CONNECTION-Unreleased

this is a DUD like I mean we can all clearly hear its a bit rough around the edges, I wish I could've made it longer but I had the worst writer's block hence the repetitive la la la thing going on 
I hope you like the verses though!!
Sample taken from a karaoke version of flowers - sweet female attitude

Pain

WE WANT CONNECTION coming fall 2025

Witch Cabin is the solo project of Brooklyn-born and San Francisco-raised artist Tracy Marcellino, a multidisciplinary creative whose music blends raw vocals, synth-driven arrangements, and brutally honest poetic lyricism. Named after the black cabin in the woods where she writes most of her material, Witch Cabin is both a physical space and a psychological one—introspective, charged, and emotionally off-center.

Raised on Thriller, Purple Rain, and vintage reggae, Tracy was a latchkey kid with a yellow Walkman and a rich interior landscape. She cut her teeth singing in underground cyphers, fronted bands for years, and eventually found her voice solo. Witch Cabin is where that voice lives now: stripped-back, genre-blurring, and undeniably authentic.

Her upcoming EP, We Want Connection, explores longing, avoidance, and the chaos of modern intimacy. It's a body of work that confronts the way we chase closeness while sabotaging it in real time. Anchored by minimal production and highly personal yet universal lyrics, the EP refuses traditional structure in favor of tension, repetition, and unraveling in the most gratifying ways. 



Photos by Michael Feerick.