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Kingdumb Drops New Track “For The Love”
Kingdumb enters a new phase of his creative life with “For The Love” by combining the pulsating vitality of British Garage with his cultural roots. Out now and gracing clubs up and down the UK, this track—the title cut from his EP—hits the ideal mix between emotional resonance and club-ready pace.
This isn’t your usual garage track. Rich textures and subdued hints to his Asian background abound, and they help the creation transcend trends into something distinctly his. The way Kingdumb arranges each drop, synth swell, and vocal chop is deliberate, stacked with both passion and accuracy.
There’s a warmth to “For The Love”—a kind of glowing optimism beneath the skippy drums and crisp bassline. It’s clear that this track is a statement. Having already captured the ears of tastemakers like BBC Asian Network and Spotify’s editorial curators, Kingdumb proves here that he’s not only a music innovator but also a storyteller with heart.
Produced under the wing of Grammy-winning producer James Sanger, the track balances polish with personality. Also, you can feel the growth—Kingdumb isn’t just experimenting here, he’s mastering his sound.
To keep up to date with Kingdumb, be sure to follow him on Instagram here. Also, you can check out “For The Love” below.
Katie Dauson has never taken the obvious route. Before becoming a rising star in the indie rock scene, she studied physics and astronomy, worked in advertising, and even had a hand in video game design. But it wasn’t until she stepped up to the mic at an open mic night—armed with nothing but her song “Virtual Sky” and a quietly burning passion—that her path to music came into sharp focus.
Fast-forward to today, and Dauson is releasing Pure Katie, a genre-defying rock album that showcases the full spectrum of her creativity. It’s a project that started out as a concept album but morphed into something far more alive and immediate. “The songs took on a life of their own,” she says. “Now we’ve got this rock and roll thing—with a few surprises.”
The album plays like a musical autobiography—personal, bold, and refreshingly unpredictable. “Go Penny Go” channels punky energy and vintage swagger, while “When Will I Wake Up” taps into something more vulnerable and reflective. The throughline? Dauson’s fearless approach to storytelling.
Pure Katie isn’t just a collection of songs—it’s the sound of an artist discovering herself in real time. And for someone whose journey has always followed the road less traveled, this album feels like a thrilling new chapter.
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