After the reissue of “Tombolo,” Kalash unveiled several unreleased singles, including “Send Hem To Hell” and “Doliprane.” The artist has been evolving since his debut with “Kaos,” merging influences from dancehall and rap. He has released a new single titled “G.O.A.T,” which addresses a recurring topic among rappers: who is the best of their era?
Over a self-composed instrumental production, Kalash explores a refined and rather unique style. He delivers his punchlines more than he sings or declaims them. The artist hasn’t lost his sense of humor. In the music video directed by Arpheno and Valentin Piou, he poses with a goat (in English, “chèvre” translates to goat) while proclaiming: “Many sheep, only one “G.O.A.T.”
His popularity is steadily growing. He has just filled the Accor Hotel Arena, undoubtedly marking a significant milestone in his career. His recent activity suggests that he may be on the verge of announcing a new project.
