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Funk-Pop Collective Kikimora Share Uplifting New Single ‘You Don’t Know (Disco)’

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Multinational neo-soul funk collective Kikimora is back with their latest single, ‘You Don’t Know (Disco).’

A vibrant blend of funk chops, pop melodies, and feel-good disco dancability, the track embodies the band’s ethos of blending diverse musical styles into one irresistible soundscape. Crafted from a simple guitar riff during rehearsals and perfected in the studio, ‘You Don’t Know (Disco)’ is a celebration of clarity, presence, and gratitude—the foundational principles of personal growth.

Build around a bopping bass line, plucky guitar tones and washes of cinematic synths, the track’s infectious groove and Hayley’s sultry vocals bring a radiant feel of joy, while its uplifting message encourages everyone to shine their light and inspire others to do the same.

Since their formation in 2016, Kikimora has gained a reputation for their adventurous spirit and genre-defying music. Comprising members from Argentina, Mexico, and Texas, the band is led by the charismatic Hayley (vocals/guitar), with Leo (keyboards), Ed (lead guitar), J (bass), and Eric Boseman (drums) completing the lineup.

As they gear up for another summer tour in 2025, Kikimora promises to bring their electrifying live performances to stages across the U.S. and beyond.

Listen to the new single below:

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