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Goya Gumbani Drops "Come Or Go" Video From Japan
26 Oct
Summary
- Goya Gumbani released the music video for "Come Or Go" from his EP.
- The video was filmed in Japan, directed by BPM Holmes.
- Gumbani's EP "Bean Pie" highlights jazz influences and a collage approach.
Goya Gumbani, originally from Brooklyn, has released a new music video for his track "Come Or Go." This song is a featured piece from his recently launched EP, "Bean Pie."
The "Come Or Go" video was filmed during a trip to Japan, with Osaka-based director BPM Holmes capturing the artist exploring the city. The track itself is noted for Gumbani's dynamic delivery over a jazzy instrumental.
His new EP, "Bean Pie," shifts from the boom-bap style of his debut, "Warlord Of The Weejuns." It incorporates significant jazz influences, with production credits including Joe Armon-Jones of Ezra Collective. Gumbani describes the EP's creative process as a collage, bringing together songs from various life stages into a cohesive project.
