Kaytranada and Aminé are touring as KAYTRAMINÉ in North America this fall. The outing to support their self-titled album will be the first time they have performed together. The five-city tour includes their respective hometowns of Montreal and Portland. The album has already been recognized by both of their fanbases as a memorable collection worthy of a follow-up. Tickets are on sale now. 

Kaytranada and Aminé have released their KAYTRAMINÉ project and it’s a bonafide summer vibe. The duo combines mostly hip-hop with house music and some island rhythms.  The producer and rapper have a chemistry that makes music ideal for any kind of sun-blessed activity; beach parties, cruising and lounging on the back porch. “K&A” is the one tune that sounds like a piece of the night’s soundtrack. Freddie Gibbs, Big Sean, Snoop Dogg, Amaarae and Pharrell Williams join them for their guest spots. The anticipation for their album was met and they were able to create one of the best albums of 2023. 

Kaytranada and Aminé reveal their current “Rebuke” single as KAYTRAMINÉ days before the release of their self-titled album. “Rebuke ” is a warm island vibe with hip-hop running through it thanks to Aminé’s relationship-focused rap. The single is the second one from the album. Last month they released a pastel-colored video for “4EVA” featuring Pharrell. Their decades-long process to this new collection of songs will be fully heard when the album comes out on Friday. 

Kaytranada and Aminé have partnered as KAYTRAMINÉ for an upcoming self-titled album. “4EVA” featuring Pharrell Williams is the first single from the project that has roots in 2013. Aminé did a bootleg remix of Kaytranada’s “At All” calling his version “Not At All” that year. Kaytranada heard the remix and reached out to Aminé to offer official music for him to use. Their meeting in 2013 resulted in Kaytranada producing three songs on Aminé’s 2015 mixtape Calling Brio. Fans had suggested for years that they collaborate on a full-length project and they agreed. Pharrell added some of his production skills and vocals to the hip-hop, house and Caribbean rhythms of “4EVA.” The Afro-diasporic beat mashup also reeks of Afrobeats and conveys warmth with gliding synths. Listen to the festive vibe of “4EVA” from the album that officially drops on May 12th.