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Troy King Presents: Nightlords
Troy Kingi is stepping into hip-hop and R&B territory on his new album, Night Lords.
For Kingi, the shift into hip hop is both a personal and creative evolution, heavily influenced by his own love of '90s rap .
Kingi says the genre has been on his mind since the beginning of his 10-album journey, and it felt like a natural progression.
The album continues Kingiâs practice of deep collaboration and documentation of genre, proving his producer skills while highlighting the strength and breadth of Aotearoaâs contemporary hip-hop and R&B scene.
The Night Lords is stacked with heavyweight collaborators including Adam Tukiri, Brandn Shiraz, Diggy DupÄ, JessB, Lucky Lance, MÄ, Mareko, Melodownz, MOKOMOKAI, Rizvan, Rubi Du, SWIDT, Tipene, Tom Scott, Tyna, and US artist Charlie Bereal.
âMy biggest accomplishment on the album I feel is how cohesive it all is. You have 14 artists all amazing and different in their right yet it all feels cut from the same cloth. Iâm super proud of the album and canât wait to share itâ, says Kingi.
For Kingi, the shift into hip hop is both a personal and creative evolution, heavily influenced by his own love of '90s rap .
Kingi says the genre has been on his mind since the beginning of his 10-album journey, and it felt like a natural progression.
The album continues Kingiâs practice of deep collaboration and documentation of genre, proving his producer skills while highlighting the strength and breadth of Aotearoaâs contemporary hip-hop and R&B scene.
The Night Lords is stacked with heavyweight collaborators including Adam Tukiri, Brandn Shiraz, Diggy DupÄ, JessB, Lucky Lance, MÄ, Mareko, Melodownz, MOKOMOKAI, Rizvan, Rubi Du, SWIDT, Tipene, Tom Scott, Tyna, and US artist Charlie Bereal.
âMy biggest accomplishment on the album I feel is how cohesive it all is. You have 14 artists all amazing and different in their right yet it all feels cut from the same cloth. Iâm super proud of the album and canât wait to share itâ, says Kingi.
Troy Kingi is stepping into hip-hop and R&B territory on his new album, Night Lords.
For Kingi, the shift into hip hop is both a personal and creative evolution, heavily influenced by his own love of '90s rap .
Kingi says the genre has been on his mind since the beginning of his 10-album journey, and it felt like a natural progression.
The album continues Kingiâs practice of deep collaboration and documentation of genre, proving his producer skills while highlighting the strength and breadth of Aotearoaâs contemporary hip-hop and R&B scene.
The Night Lords is stacked with heavyweight collaborators including Adam Tukiri, Brandn Shiraz, Diggy DupÄ, JessB, Lucky Lance, MÄ, Mareko, Melodownz, MOKOMOKAI, Rizvan, Rubi Du, SWIDT, Tipene, Tom Scott, Tyna, and US artist Charlie Bereal.
âMy biggest accomplishment on the album I feel is how cohesive it all is. You have 14 artists all amazing and different in their right yet it all feels cut from the same cloth. Iâm super proud of the album and canât wait to share itâ, says Kingi.
For Kingi, the shift into hip hop is both a personal and creative evolution, heavily influenced by his own love of '90s rap .
Kingi says the genre has been on his mind since the beginning of his 10-album journey, and it felt like a natural progression.
The album continues Kingiâs practice of deep collaboration and documentation of genre, proving his producer skills while highlighting the strength and breadth of Aotearoaâs contemporary hip-hop and R&B scene.
The Night Lords is stacked with heavyweight collaborators including Adam Tukiri, Brandn Shiraz, Diggy DupÄ, JessB, Lucky Lance, MÄ, Mareko, Melodownz, MOKOMOKAI, Rizvan, Rubi Du, SWIDT, Tipene, Tom Scott, Tyna, and US artist Charlie Bereal.
âMy biggest accomplishment on the album I feel is how cohesive it all is. You have 14 artists all amazing and different in their right yet it all feels cut from the same cloth. Iâm super proud of the album and canât wait to share itâ, says Kingi.
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Troy Kingi is stepping into hip-hop and R&B territory on his new album, Night Lords.
For Kingi, the shift into hip hop is both a personal and creative evolution, heavily influenced by his own love of '90s rap .
Kingi says the genre has been on his mind since the beginning of his 10-album journey, and it felt like a natural progression.
The album continues Kingiâs practice of deep collaboration and documentation of genre, proving his producer skills while highlighting the strength and breadth of Aotearoaâs contemporary hip-hop and R&B scene.
The Night Lords is stacked with heavyweight collaborators including Adam Tukiri, Brandn Shiraz, Diggy DupÄ, JessB, Lucky Lance, MÄ, Mareko, Melodownz, MOKOMOKAI, Rizvan, Rubi Du, SWIDT, Tipene, Tom Scott, Tyna, and US artist Charlie Bereal.
âMy biggest accomplishment on the album I feel is how cohesive it all is. You have 14 artists all amazing and different in their right yet it all feels cut from the same cloth. Iâm super proud of the album and canât wait to share itâ, says Kingi.
For Kingi, the shift into hip hop is both a personal and creative evolution, heavily influenced by his own love of '90s rap .
Kingi says the genre has been on his mind since the beginning of his 10-album journey, and it felt like a natural progression.
The album continues Kingiâs practice of deep collaboration and documentation of genre, proving his producer skills while highlighting the strength and breadth of Aotearoaâs contemporary hip-hop and R&B scene.
The Night Lords is stacked with heavyweight collaborators including Adam Tukiri, Brandn Shiraz, Diggy DupÄ, JessB, Lucky Lance, MÄ, Mareko, Melodownz, MOKOMOKAI, Rizvan, Rubi Du, SWIDT, Tipene, Tom Scott, Tyna, and US artist Charlie Bereal.
âMy biggest accomplishment on the album I feel is how cohesive it all is. You have 14 artists all amazing and different in their right yet it all feels cut from the same cloth. Iâm super proud of the album and canât wait to share itâ, says Kingi.
