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Rewrite and translate this title SIPSODA – “Kindtoya ft. Angelo Mota” to Japanese between 50 and 60 characters. Do not include any introductory or extra text; return only the title in Japanese.

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SIPSODA steps into the spotlight, tapping up Angela Mota for new track, “Kindtoya” alongside accompanying visuals.

Photographed by Robert Winter.

As one-half of the celebrated production duo The Kii, Jan Lilienthal—better known by his moniker SIPSODA—has firmly established himself as a prominent name in the music scene. With an impressive roster of collaborators, including The Game, Symba, Max Herre, Kelvyn Colt, Mick Jenkins, his work exudes versatility and finesse. Now, stepping boldly into the spotlight as a solo artist, the talented singer, bassist, producer, and multi-dimensional creator unveils his electrifying debut single, “Kindtoya”, an eclectic and energetic fusion of funk, dance, hip-hop, and rock, featuring the dynamic Angelo Mota.

“Kindtoya” is a dazzling debut, soaked in luminous neon hues and driven by sumptuous, velvet basslines alongside irresistibly syncopated grooves. The track brims with rich textures and bold rhythms, perfectly capturing the essence of a seasoned artist’s creative journey. Seamlessly blending jazz-inspired flourishes with funk-laden beats, SIPSODA and Angelo Mota’s electrifying chemistry bursts forth as they ride a pulsating, funk-infused bassline that anchors the song in vibrant, infectious energy.

The accompanying visuals, bathed in nostalgic, 80s-inspired neon aesthetics, amplify the track’s spirited vibe with bold, retro-inspired filters and dynamic compositions. Together, the music and visuals form a striking testament to SIPSODA’s imaginative vision and magnetic creativity, delivering a debut that is both unforgettable and unapologetically vibrant.

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SIPSODA steps into the spotlight, tapping up Angela Mota for new track, “Kindtoya” alongside accompanying visuals.

Photographed by Robert Winter.

As one-half of the celebrated production duo The Kii, Jan Lilienthal—better known by his moniker SIPSODA—has firmly established himself as a prominent name in the music scene. With an impressive roster of collaborators, including The Game, Symba, Max Herre, Kelvyn Colt, Mick Jenkins, his work exudes versatility and finesse. Now, stepping boldly into the spotlight as a solo artist, the talented singer, bassist, producer, and multi-dimensional creator unveils his electrifying debut single, “Kindtoya”, an eclectic and energetic fusion of funk, dance, hip-hop, and rock, featuring the dynamic Angelo Mota.

“Kindtoya” is a dazzling debut, soaked in luminous neon hues and driven by sumptuous, velvet basslines alongside irresistibly syncopated grooves. The track brims with rich textures and bold rhythms, perfectly capturing the essence of a seasoned artist’s creative journey. Seamlessly blending jazz-inspired flourishes with funk-laden beats, SIPSODA and Angelo Mota’s electrifying chemistry bursts forth as they ride a pulsating, funk-infused bassline that anchors the song in vibrant, infectious energy.

The accompanying visuals, bathed in nostalgic, 80s-inspired neon aesthetics, amplify the track’s spirited vibe with bold, retro-inspired filters and dynamic compositions. Together, the music and visuals form a striking testament to SIPSODA’s imaginative vision and magnetic creativity, delivering a debut that is both unforgettable and unapologetically vibrant.

Watch the video…

Listen to the track…

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