WORK (MAGO Rework) is a fresh reinterpretation of the dancehall classic by Pupa Nas T ft. Denise Saucey & Wow Belfon. Instead of a traditional remix, the original vocal was deconstructed, rearranged and rebuilt over a 127 BPM house groove, creating a new atmosphere while preserving its unmistakable energy. A tribute to the original, reimagined through a modern electronic vision. M ário A ndré G onçalves O liveira is my namemore

As Motion reflects on the idea that life may not be a journey toward somewhere, but a rhythm we learn to inhabit. Instead of asking where we are going, the song asks why we believe everything must move forward at all. It suggests that identity is not a destination but a current, and that perhaps the purpose of existence is not escaping the circle, but learning how to move within it. Circles We Call Roads Chapter I — Different Echoes (Language) Chapter II — As Motion (Time) Chapter III — To Be • To Stay (Identity) Written, composed, produced, arranged and mixed by MAGO (Mário Oliveira). Vocals performed using AI-generated voice models and creatively edited, processed and arranged by MAGO. Mastered by MAGO © 2026 MAGO. All rights reserved.more

As MAGO, I create music that explores the emotional and philosophical questions behind everyday klife. TO BE, TO STAY is a UK Garage/Grime-inspired spoken-word track about emotional awareness, miscommunication and the illusion that being right brings peace. The message is simple: emotions are not intelligent or irrational—we are responsible for how we understand and respond to them. The release will be promoted through cinematic visuals, Instagram Reels and Spotify Canvas. “To Be, To Stay” I tried to stay in borrowed skin, a guest in rooms I’d never been. A moving shape, a hollow name, a flicker lost inside the frame. But “staying” breaks when roots don’t grow, when every answer says “I don’t know.” You cannot anchor to the tide— nor live where truth has turned aside. There is a line between to be and to stay, not space, not time, but how we sway. One is a mask that learns to breathe, the other—fire beneath belief. You said: we only stay if we become, as if the soul were fixed, or done. But what if being is not a key, but something we keep learning to see? I am not sure the claim holds cleanly: “know yourself” is never fully a starting point. Identity is not a solved equation—it shifts under pressure, context, memory, loss. Treating it as prerequisite risks turning existence into a gatekeeping condition. Still— Maybe we are not meant to fully know, but to let what we are slowly show. Not arrival, not final form, but movement living through the storm. And in that motion, strange and wide, “to be” is where we cease to hide. Not fixed, not pure, not carved in stone— but something real in being known.more