Rebecca Bergcrantz aka RAINDEAR is an Alternative Pop singer who also self classifies her music style as Bohemian electro psychedelia, desert pop, and samurai sounds. All pretty cool sounding if you ask me. Her latest offering “World Below” is a mellow jam with some smashing production that sounds perfect backing her lush top line. Check out a quote from RAINDEAR below and under that stream her new single.
“It's edgy, sinful, playful and hazy. It's the feeling of having the world wrapped around your finger for a while. I wrote it after a wild summer night that ended as a dance party in the dawn in an abandoned train tunnel” – RAINDEAR
Fresh to the scene but already making waves, KEPA is one of the most compelling new voices in the Afro-house space. With less than a month in the industry, the newcomer is proving that purpose and passion hit harder than experience. His latest single, “Coca,” is a fiery, emotionally layered track that fuses house energy with Afrohouse groove, all wrapped in a deeply personal narrative.
KEPA’s story is just as unique as his sound. By day, he's a construction entrepreneur navigating steel and snow; by night, he becomes a beat architect, building genre-blending soundscapes from synths and sweat. The duality of his life shows up in his music—gritty yet hopeful, grounded yet euphoric. In his words, “Even in the darkest times, rhythm can be a radical act of hope.”
Coca is no exception. Inspired by a close friend who lost his life to drugs and inner demons, the track is KEPA’s way of honoring pain while infusing it with rhythm and energy. “It’s a very sad story, but by adding Afro-house rhythms, I wanted to give it a vibe and energy, so we can look at it from another direction—understand ourselves and learn to fight our demons,” KEPA shared.
The track follows KEPA’s debut single “Getaway” featuring Daramola & Grafezzy, which is already performing well on Spotify and finding its way onto major playlists. While still early in his journey, KEPA is proving he’s not here to just blend in—he’s here to break through.
The official lyric video for Coca, created by visual artist Lyricshadow, adds another layer to the song’s emotional core. With vibrant visuals and haunting undertones, it brings the story of the song to life in a way that feels both intimate and universal.
KEPA’s sound? Think emotional heat wrapped in a club-ready shell—raw, rhythmic, and full of purpose. If you like your house music with heart and your Afrohouse with a message, KEPA should be on your radar.
