DDP - KID VINCENT - Dirty Kicks, Dirty Claps (TB Media/KNM)

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KID VINCENT "Dirty Kicks, Dirty Claps"

Kid Vincent Teams Up with How To Loot Brazil for the Genre-Bending Single “Dirty Kicks, Dirty Claps” Kid Vincent, the forward-thinking electronic music producer known for his electrifying tracks, is set to release his latest single, “Dirty Kicks, Dirty Claps” — a cutting- edge EDM and techno hybrid that promises to light up dance floors and playlists worldwide. The track features the dynamic vocals of indie rock electro-punks How To Loot Brazil, borrowing from their song of the same name. With Kid Vincent’s innovative production techniques breathing new life into the original, “Dirty Kicks, Dirty Claps” is a pulsating, high- energy anthem that bridges the gap between two distinct musical worlds. How To Loot Brazil is no stranger to global recognition after being sampled by Kodak Black in his Billboard-top-3 hit “Super Gremlin,” which utilized the infectious chorus from their track “Error.” This collaboration with Kid Vincent marks another milestone in their genre-defying journey, blending their rebellious indie-punk energy with his polished electronic aesthetic. Kid Vincent explains, “This track is all about pushing boundaries. Working with How To Loot Brazil gave me the chance to mix raw, edgy vocals with a futuristic EDM sound. The result is something totally fresh and unique.” With “Dirty Kicks, Dirty Claps,” Kid Vincent delivers a sound that is both familiar and innovative — a testament to his ability to reshape and redefine genres. The collaboration highlights his commitment to fresh, up-to-date production and the bold, experimental ethos that drives both him and How To Loot Brazil. Get ready to move — “Dirty Kicks, Dirty Claps” will be available on all major streaming platforms soon.