Proklaim’s latest single, “Creepin/Further,” is a bold, genre-defying statement that blends old-school boom bap with the infectious rhythms of South African Amapiano. Hailing from Windhoek, Namibia, Proklaim flexes his signature ability to merge lyrical depth with high-energy production, resulting in a track that’s both cerebral and club-ready.
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The two-part structure works brilliantly: “CREEPIN” delivers introspective bars over moody instrumentation, while “FURTHER” shifts gears with soaring melodies and an energetic bounce. What This single is the sample from the Shaka Zulu mini-series a clever cultural touchpoint that grounds the track in African heritage while pushing global appeal.
Vocally, Proklaim impresses with clean breath control, strong cadence, and a fluid transition between rapping and singing. His voice rides the beat naturally, never forced, always in the pocket. Mixed and mastered by Wojtek Majewski at Audio Art Namibia, the production quality is crisp and dynamic, letting every element shine.
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Following standout tracks like “Price of Love” and “Promise Land,” “CREEPIN/FURTHER” cements Proklaim as a forward-thinking artist not afraid to take risks. It’s progressive, purposeful, and genuinely refreshing—a must-add for any curator seeking global hip-hop with substance and soul.
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