Krept & Konan’s New Single “Low Vibrations” Out Now

Rating: 4 out of 5.

The British duo releases a new track off their forthcoming album.

Krept & Konan, the iconic UK hip-hop duo, has been making their mark on the music scene for over a decade. From the start of their career, they’ve consistently broken records with their mixtapes and albums, earning a reputation for pushing boundaries and setting new standards.

With 1.4 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Krept & Konan continue to thrive. In 2017, they made history as the first UK group to have two mixtapes simultaneously at the top of the charts, marking just one of many milestones. Their captivating music, high-energy live performances, headline tours, and festival appearances have firmly established their legacy in the industry.

Krept & Konan’s latest single, “Low Vibrations,” is the sixth release from their upcoming album Young Kingz II, dropping on February 7th. This track fits perfectly within the hip-hop/R&B genre, with an infectious beat sure to get you moving. While I wasn’t expecting rap, I was pleasantly surprised as the song effortlessly drew me in. With its message of keeping only positive energy, “Low Vibrations” is as refreshing as it gets. Give the track a listen below.


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