AAA Powerline
uk bass alternative rnb cloud rap electronic ketamine
“AAA Powerline” is the first single from Ecco2k’s 2019 album E, showcasing his signature blend of experimental, electronic production, crafted by Shanti. The track features Ecco’s hypnotic, almost chant-like delivery, creating an airy and dream-like atmosphere. Lyrically, the song dives deep into dissociation, substance use, and self-perception. It’s like a journey through the mind of Ecco, with references to ketamine, public transport in London, and his own brand, g'LOSS. It’s a unique blend of the personal and the surreal. Read more on Last.fm.

Zak Arogundade Gaterud, better known by his stage name Ecco2K, is a British-Swedish singer, designer, model, director and member of Drain Gang from Hornstull, Stockholm. Known for his experimental and innovative songwriting, he has also been celebrated for his directorial and design endeavours at the brand Eytys as well as for his own product line g'LOSS. Arogundade's music is a blend of experimental electronic, pop, and rap, often featuring adventurous vocal and production decisions that are outside the norm for these genres. In both his music and visual work, Arogundade focuses on themes of emotion and self discovery, presented through industrial and technological aesthetics. His music video for Peroxide was filmed at the Lillgrund Wind Farm off the coast of Sweden. His father is Ben Arogundade, a British-Nigerian writer and designer. His mother is a Swedish makeup artist. Arogundade was born in London, and grew up in the Hornstull neighbourhood of Stockholm from the age of 2. His father taught him to use graphic software at a young age, something that he cites as the impetus for his creative work. He started his first clothing label at the age of 16. Arogundade is a member of Stockholm-based music group Drain Gang alongside rappers Bladee and Thaiboy Digital and producers Whitearmor and Yung Sherman. Along with frequent collaborator Bladee, he formed the band Krossad in 2004. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.