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Krept & Konan triumphantly return with "New Snap City" (feat. Chip)

  • September 25, 2024
  • Tayo Odutola
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Veteran UK duo Krept and Konan have just announced their forthcoming new album Young Kingz 2 set for release on Feb 25, but in the interim, they give fans the first taste with "New Snap City" featuring Chip. The track is a testament to the duo's status in the UK rap game. No stone is left unturned as Krept sets things off with a brash, no-holds-barred performance that recounts his journey as a trailblazer. He doesn't let up and holds it down for his brother Konan, who is missing on the track. This is followed by Chip's laidback and smooth flow underpinned by heartfelt bars about growth and resilience.

Krept & Konan announce their fourth studio album Young Kingz 2set for release via their independent label, Play Dirty on the 7th of February 2025. The duo explains further; “Young Kingz was an independent project that transformed our lives and marked a staple moment in our journey. Now, we've come full circle, once again creating as independent artists with Young Kingz 2.”

Connect with  Krept: Twitter | Instagram

Connect with  Konan:  Twitter | Instagram

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