Blanco goes hard on brand new outing “Regime”.
Set against a backdrop of kuduro-inspired production — a style that emerged from Luanda, Angola, amid a period of political turmoil where music served as both resistance and release — the track pays homage to Blanco’s Angolan roots while embodying the genre’s unyielding spirit. Crisp percussion and radiant guitar lines merge to form a kinetic rhythm, one that contrasts sharply with the song’s heavier themes.
Through piercing lyricism that touches on misinformation, global tension, and society’s numbness to violence — with lines like “soldiers die without purpose—peace ain’t on Earth” — Blanco exposes the emotional toll of conflict and questions our collective indifference to it.
With “Regime”, he unveils a more introspective dimension of his craft, solidifying his place among the most vital and thought-provoking voices in UK rap today. Take in the bold new track above right now!