BIOHAZARD's EVAN SEINFELD On His New Project SHED MY SKIN: 'There Are Elements In It That I Would Call Trap Metal'

In a new interview with Heartdea13r Podcast With Christopher Gonda, BIOHAZARD bassist/vocalist Evan Seinfeld confirmed that he is working on a new solo project. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): "I'm getting ready to release the first single, hopefully this year. I'm looking into, like, December. What I'm doing right now, there are elements in it that I would call trap metal.

"I'm so precious about music… Because as an artist, it's like a sensitivity," Evan explained. "It's me, but it's not me. It's just something I create. It's a story I get attached to that I should worry about what people think about my fucking music. I put it out there to express myself. Who loves it, loves it. Who hates it, hates it. I'm not making it for anybody but me, but that's what authenticity is."

Elaborating on the status of his new solo music, Evan said: "So, my new project is called SHED MY SKIN, and I have not put out anything yet. It's coming soon. I have a bunch of music recorded, and I'm just trying to figure out what's the best way to tell the story, and what song would I put forward first to kind of give people the idea of what this is about."

Evan previously discussed his new solo project this past July in an interview with Bulgarian journalist Elena Rosberg. He said at the time: "On a personal note, I'm working on a new music project that's really about my lifestyle, about transformation, about constant transformation. And I'm not ready to make announcement about this, but I have something coming. [It's] another completely separate musical project. A little different genre."

As for the musical direction of his solo material, Evan said: "To give you a little teaser... I don't know what to call [the style of music] exactly. I mean, nobody knew what to call BIOHAZARD. We thought we were a hardcore band, but all the hardcore bands said, 'Nah, man, you guys are metal.' And all the metal bands [were] saying, 'No, no, you guys are hardcore.' And then everybody's saying, 'For some reason you guys are, like, rapping, and we don't even know what to say, but we like it.'

"My new project is kind of... It'll have electronic elements, but it's still really hard, so it's kind of like trap metal, if you wish, with a hardcore attitude," he explained. "I will release something in '27."

Asked if the solo project will feature any "collaborations with known musicians", Evan said: "On my solo project, I have nothing to announce, but I am looking [to have] collaborations, for sure. You can expect a lot of collaborations with my new project."

After living in Los Angeles for a long time, Seinfeld moved to Tulum, Mexico in 2021. Seinfeld later founded Mantorship, a men's support platform designed to help others "connect with their truth and purpose". Drawing from his experiences in recovery programs like Alcoholics Anonymous, he developed group discussions centered on vulnerability and self-acceptance, concepts often missing in male culture.

BIOHAZARD first studio album in over a decade, "Divided We Fall", came out in October 2025 via BLKIIBLK. The recording sessions for the LP took place at Shorefire Recording Studios in Long Branch, New Jersey and The Hydeaway in Van Nuys, California, with engineering by Joseph DeMaio and additional recording from Matt Hyde. Guitar and production tech duties were handled by Phil Caivano.

Evan recently launched a fitness app called Full Metal Fitness. Members of Full Metal Fitness receive a state-of-the-art app including a workout program custom-tailored to your goals; an easy-to-follow meal plan to help you achieve your optimal results, not only for fitness but for longevity; a weekly Full Metal accountability video call led by Evan with all of the members who are training together virtually; and a one-on-one video coaching with Evan in the platinum and diamond memberships.