Artists: K More x J
Kaz
Track: Panicking
Release date: 2nd
April 2021
Distro: Ditto Music
Having established themselves as two of the leading artists
in the fast-emerging UK
dancehall scene, it was only a matter of time before K More and J Kaz would link up on a
single.
Both artists worked tirelessly throughout 2020 to continue
to build their platform. K More
seeing success with potentially his most impactful single to
date ‘Yoyo’ which saw him gain
support from prominent names across BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra and
Capital Xtra, as well as
continuing to build his fan base in Jamaica, which would
eventually lead to a remix of the
track featuring Laa Lee and DaniBoo. K More would continue
to add further fuel to this
success with a number of successful singles to close out
2020 including ‘Hottie Hottie’,
‘Bongo’ and ‘Everything Black’, which would build
to the release of his debut EP ‘Zinc
Rain’ in
February this year.
Similarly, J Kaz
was also able to continue to secure opportunities to demonstrate his
immense talent throughout 2020. Having taken full advantage
of the buzz from successful
single ‘Carry
Feelings’ (featuring Trillary Banks and Dejour) J Kaz was able to continue to put
his talent on full display, dropping ‘Never Know’ and ‘Hypocrite’
featuring Amaria, both of
which continued to show his versatility as popular refixes
of ‘Need Me’ by J.I and ‘Catch 22’
by Prince Swanny respectively. This hard work culminated in
the release of ‘IF’ featuring IQ
and Prince Akeem, which has amassed over 200,000 streams on
Spotify since release. J
Kaz’s huge
potential and growing fan base would lead to him being selected as one of
Capital Xtra’s Hot
for 2021 artists.
‘Panicking’ sees both
artists take listeners on a fast-paced sonic journey, as both display
their blistering lyrical ability over a high tempo
instrumental produced by upcoming producer
Davda, who is also a successful radio DJ is his own right
having featured on BBC Radio 1,
1Xtra and Asian Network, all within the last year.
K More describes
the track as:
“A Different type of
energy, infusing with a UK sound rooted firmly in Dancehall, that shows
the influence of the
UK on dancehall sound, but still staying true to our roots as Dancehall
artists. Enlisting
more impact of UK Dancehall”
‘Panicking’ sees both
artists blend their UK surroundings with their Jamaican heritage. With
the track containing the typical lyrical bravado that only
Dancehall can provide intertwined
with some of the typical sounds of contemporary UK music.
This is UK Dancehall at its
finest.
Stream/Purchase:
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