PROKLAIM CREEPIN/FURTHER (2 IN 1)

Proklaim’s CREEPIN/FURTHER (2 IN 1) is an audacious sonic detonation that hits you in waves first with a chill that crawls up your spine, then with a blaze that makes your blood rush. Released on July 17, 2025, this double-track single doesn’t just blend genres it bulldozes boundaries. With one foot in the gritty depths of boom bap and the other in the high-energy rhythm of Amapiano, Proklaim defies the idea of musical compromise. From his base in Windhoek, Namibia, he continues to prove that his pen is sharp, his vision clear, and his soundscape limitless.

“CREEPIN” wastes no time making its presence known. A sinister bassline seeps into the mix like fog on cracked pavement, while tension-filled strings coil around the rhythm like a snake about to strike. Proklaim’s verses cut clean through the murk rapid-fire, urgent, and prophetic. There’s no filler here; every line lands with surgical precision, calling listeners to wake up and pay attention. The delivery feels less like rap and more like a series of hard truths carved into stone.

Then, like a magician flipping the curtain, “FURTHER” bursts forth, radiating with color and kinetic energy. Gone is the brooding undertone replaced by a vibrant pulse of layered percussion, infectious groove, and a newfound vocal richness. Proklaim transitions from preacher to party-starter, revealing the full spectrum of his artistry. His vocals, smoother and more melodic here, still carry purpose, but they dance now, rather than march. The contrast between the two tracks isn’t just clever it’s transformative.

Engineered to perfection by Wojtek Majewski at Audio Art Namibia and recorded at Pen Pushaz Studios, the production strikes that rare balance between polish and rawness. Every element feels intentional but not overworked. The end result is a powerful, multidimensional piece that doesn’t just entertain it provokes, uplifts, and evolves. CREEPIN/FURTHER isn’t just a statement it’s a double-edged manifesto from an artist unafraid to experiment, elevate, and disrupt.

Written by Patrick