Kinahau: Under The Flowerpot (feat Perel Remix) - 12-INCH SINGLE

Kinahau: Under The Flowerpot (feat Perel Remix) - 12-INCH SINGLE

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Under The Flowerpot (feat Perel Remix)

Artist:

Kinahau

Label:

Crosstown Rebels

Product Type:

12-INCH SINGLE

UPC:

199538492910

Genre:

Dance

Release Date:

2025-10-03

Number of Discs:

1

'Kinahau returns to Crosstown Rebels with expansive new single 'Under the Flowerpot', featuring Luke Cusato. Backed by a cosmic, synth-driven remix from Perel, the release lands on the label. After debuting on the label with his remix of Airrica's 'Hi Speed Lover' last year, surging wonderkid Kinahau steps forward with his ?rst full solo release for Crosstown Rebels. 'Under the Flowerpot' captures a moment of raw honesty and transition for the young Mexican artist, revealing a more expansive, song-led direction in collaboration with UK vocalist Luke Cusato. The single was born during a turbulent period, written in the wake of a panic attack shortly after relocating to Rome. That sense of fragility and release runs through the record, pairing Cusato's stirring topline with Kinahau's widescreen production to create a cut that blurs the lines between club energy and confessional songwriting. For the remix, Damian Lazarus welcomes Perel to Crosstown Rebels. A unique voice within the electronic landscape, crafting her own lane with a genre-blurring approach, her remix is chugging, synth-led, and infused with a signature retro-futurist touch, channeling cosmic energy and slow-burning tension for dance?oors that like things deep and driving. Now 22, Kinahau's journey has already taken him from handing Solid Grooves founder Michael Bibi a USB disguised as a trash collector to playing at DC10, Fabric, Space Miami and Mayan Warrior. His breakthrough collaboration 'Di?erent Side' with Bibi and Audio Bullys carried his name onto global stages, while his 2024 mixtape comprised of old demos, drafts and edits revealed a more confessional, un?ltered edge to his sound. Yet 'Under the Flowerpot' feels like a deeper statement, one rooted not in hype but in self-exploration.

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