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Kingdom Kome + The Equation Beats drop new video
The emcee/producer duo of Kingdom Kome and The Equation Beats have released a new video this morning. “Canto Al Immigrante” features a spoken word appearance by Sunez Allah and holds special personal significance to the emcee. Speaking on the track he revealed “the title translates to ‘song to the immigrant’ and touches on my parents journey from Argentina, where they were jailed under an oppressive dictatorship.” Spitting part of his verse in Spanish and accompanied by the Colombian Producer, the message is poignant to both the artists in the current climate.
Watch official video for “Canto Al Immigrante”: https://youtu.be/VRrzBQ_h2dg
“Canto Al Immigrante” appears on the newly release collaborative LP, Arepa Y Manteca (available via all streaming platforms). Another video was recently released that combined two other tracks from the project “Mantecon” and “Arepa Mantecon” (and was shot on location in Medellin).
Watch the official video for “Mantecon/Arepa Mantecon” here: https://youtu.be/pxzGxiLiADU?si=UNY72EEwkhsYvyCz
drop new visuals for to fill his sweet tooth in a new double video and single(s) drop for “Mantecon” and “Arepa Mantecon.” The video (was filmed by Franco Imagemaker and Edited by David Sakolsky of Gusto Gold Productions)was shot on location in Medellin, which is also the home turf of producer The Equation Beats.
The genesis of this album grew out of a track that The Equation Beatsproduced for the duo project of Kingdom Kome & Che Uno known as Los Chicos Criollos featuring Crimeapple.
Watch official video for “Burundanga” ft. Crimeapple: https://youtu.be/AnB6RnMJ4Zk?si=FJ4Bk67rqR3CAzK6
Based on the strength of that song, Kingdom Kome and The Equation Beats kept it moving and lo and behold Arepa Y Manteca is on the way! In addition to the recent full-length drop D10S Sucio of Los Chicos Criollos, Kingdom Kome also recently released Dirty Linens, a fully collaborative project with Brockton, MA’s G Fam Black.
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https://www.instagram.com/kingdomkome/
www.KingdomKomeMusic.com
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Nadav Tabak releases hypnotic new single ‘Electric Roots’

International touring musician and multi-instrumentalist Nadav Tabak returns to the UK with his immersive solo project and the release of his new single, ‘Electric Roots’, a powerful instrumental journey blending driving electronic trance with raw, organic instrumentation.
Following years of international touring, Tabak has carved out a distinct sonic identity: a live performance that merges hypnotic beats, tribal textures, and virtuosic guitar work into a dance-floor ritual experience.
Electric Roots represents the core of his sound both literally and metaphorically. The track explores the fusion between the electric world of trance and the rooted, earthy essence of acoustic instruments. Pulsing basslines and driving techno rhythms intertwine with organic timbres, live looping, and expressive instrumentation, creating something that feels both ancient and futuristic.
Unlike traditional DJ sets, Tabak performs entirely live, building layers in real time through looping, percussion, and melodic improvisation. The result is an instrumental experience that is rhythm-driven, immersive, and uniquely his own.
The upcoming UK tour will showcase this evolving sound in intimate venues and festival settings, offering audiences a high-energy, genre-blending performance that moves seamlessly between dancefloor intensity and organic atmosphere.
With Electric Roots, Nadav Tabak continues to push the boundaries between electronic music and live instrumental performance grounding trance in something human, physical, and deeply rooted.
Get tickets to see Nadav Tabak on his UK tour here: https://nadavtabak.com/shows
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