kmalectro is the kind of artist who does everything himself. Production, songwriting, mixing, mastering, the whole package. After taking a long break from music, he’s back with a release that was inspired by someone close to him and his own process of making peace with parts of himself he’d lost touch with. His sound pulls from Latin pop, reggaeton, dancehall, and electronic music, with a storytelling approach that echoes artists like Bowie, Depeche Mode, and The Cure.
“A word so simple it holds every complicated feeling you’ve been avoiding.”
“HOLA” is about reconnecting with yourself, with the feelings you’ve pushed away, with the messy parts of being human. The lyrics talk of emptiness, fear, scars, and all those complicated feelings that come with trying to heal.
“HOLA” captures that in-between space where you’re acknowledging your pain without necessarily having all the answers. kmalectro comes from a multicultural background, and you can hear it in how he approaches his music. He’s not making songs for one specific audience or trying to fit into one genre box. This is music that crosses borders and speaks to anyone who’s ever felt disconnected from themselves.
Give “HOLA” a listen because this isn’t just his story; it becomes yours, too.
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