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PAB THE KID, JAMES THE PROPHET AND ITZAMA JOIN FORCES ON “TOWER”

James the Prophet and Pab the Kid are two High-School friends with a passion for music. James, born in France to English and American parents, and Pab, originally from Lille, started making music together in 2018. Their careers have always been intrinsically linked despite their opposite temperaments; James is wise, calm, and collected, while Pab is energetic and playful. With his background in hip-hop, James introduced Pab to artists such as Smino, Saba, Isaiah Rashad, and Mac Miller, giving him a solid foundation to grow and develop his own sound. Together they share everything, from live shows to studio sessions.

So naturally, they had the idea to create a duo, in parallel to their solo careers. Many demos followed, leading to a first full-fledged project. “Tower” is the new single of the album that will be released in late 2022, the result of long months in the studio and a beautiful artistic bromance with the producer Majeur Mineur. On this summery title crafted to dance in the Parisian parties and to sing in the festivals, James and Pab invited Itzama, venturing towards new more eclectic sounds, to accompany perfectly a fresh cocktail and a beautiful sunset…

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