Pacman TV is back with a statement piece. Known first as a director and now firmly stepping into his role as a producer, he dropped The Big Darg EP on September 26, a 6-track project built with depth and purpose.
The Big Darg captures the grind of starting from nothing, staying consistent, and proving yourself against the odds. It’s a celebration of growth and persistence, with tracks designed to uplift and energise whilst carrying a meaningful message focused around second chances and positivity. This is shown in the opening track by Billy Billions who raps through a prison phone call about all the good he had done and why his charge is not what he should be remembered for.
Following on from his Rehabilitation EP, which focused on health, fitness, and self improvement, Pacman TV keeps building on that theme here. Every track is charged with positivity, created to motivate listeners whether in the gym or in day-to-day life. This was evident in his launch party which was hosted as an outdoor gym workout with some fans and close friends in East London.
The EP also shines through its collaborations. It includes a mixture of rising stars and proven big names, including 38 x Alz, Billy Billions, and Tight Road Baby, among others. Production comes from names like AOB, Flarez, and SVonthebeat.
What sets this project apart is how it was made. Instead of the usual late-night sessions, Pacman TV began each day in the gym with the artists before heading straight to the studio. That discipline and energy before the studio sessions helped shape the sound, giving the EP its driving force and feel-good spirit.
To mark the release, there was a special performance from Nubia with DJ AG on September 24. Nubia’s journey, from busking in King’s Cross with AG to earning two degrees and carving out a career in music, perfectly reflects the spirit of The Big Darg EP. It’s about resilience, consistency, and stepping into your greatness.
PACMAN TV is one of many this year to bring music and fitness together and it is a trend we hope never dies. Stream The Big Darg now.
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