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Krept & Konan Drops a New Track “OLÉ (WE ARE ENGLAND)” Team Up with S1lva, M1llionz & Morrisson

Krept & Konan present: “OLÉ (WE ARE ENGLAND)” S1lva x M1llionz x Morrisson.

The highly anticipated Krept & Konan presents a new track “Olé (We Are England)” team up with S1lva, M1llionz & Morrisson is out now.

Dubbed the unofficial official England Team song for Euro 2020 Krept & Konan present: “Olé (We Are England)” features S1lva, M1llionz and Morrisson. It is produced by Show N Prove, and executively produced by Krept & Konan.

The making of “Olé (We Are England)” was documented in the BBC show We Are England (first broadcasted on BBC 1 on Wednesday 9th June). We Are England which followed Krept & Konan as they explored Englishness while as they set about making a football anthem for the Euros, seeking advice from fellow rap artists, manager Gareth Southgate and England players such as Declan Rice who, on hearing the song, said: “That’s crazy. That’s being played before the game. First game against Croatia, that’s going on the playlist, on the speakers – bang.”

The accompanying music video for “Olé (We Are England)” is directed by Suave (Headie One, Fredo, D Block Europe), it was shot during the European Championship tournament.

The “Olé (We Are England)” music video shows each artist in a different football related set-up and location for their respective verses. Krept & Konan and S1lva were filmed amongst England fans in and around Wembley Stadium right before the England vs Czech Republic match this week. M1llionz was filmed representing his hometown outside West Bromwich Albion F.C. football stadium in Birmingham and was joined by S1lva on the pitch as they practised their football skills. Morrisson, who hails from Newham, East London and is a big West Ham fan was filmed outside the Bobby Moore (World Cup Statue) on Green Street, (home of the legendary Bolyen Ground in Upton Park).

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KREPT & KONAN PRESENT: “OLÉ (WE ARE ENGLAND)” S1LVA X M1LLIONZ X MORRISSON IS AVAILABLE ACROSS ALL PLATFORMS NOW:

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