World Song Out Now
- Apr 2
- 1 min read
Kat Graham has released the first single from her upcoming international peace project, K’Pelle: One World, One Song.
The title track, “World Song,” marks the beginning of a globally driven musical movement rooted in unity, identity, and collective healing.
The single is accompanied by a music video directed by Jordan Taylor Wright of Taylor Cut Films. The cover artwork was shot by Matthew McCormick and designed by Lex Lauletta.
Watch the music video here:
To read more about the upcoming international peace album K’Pelle: One World, One Song, explore the exclusive features below:
Rolling Stone UK
Galore
1883 Magazine
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