Video: Kingdom Kome - Buen Provecho ft. Che Uno & Asun Eastwood

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Cheers! That’s the English equivalent of “Buen Provecho” the title of Kingdom Kome’s newest video/single. Produced by long-time collaborator RUEN the smoky instrumental gives a back-drop for the emcee to flex on as well as guest collaborators Che Uno and Asun Eastwood. 

Speaking on the genesis of the track Kingdom Kome said “I wanted to make sure I had a drum less joint on the album, even when we were working on this beat Ruen kept wanting to add drums to it. I caught a vibe to it and wanted it stripped to the bare bones so that the words and feeling could be felt more. The translation for “Buen Provecho” would be Cheers in English, so this is like a celebratory feeling captured on wax.” 

The video only captures Kingdom Kome’s verse but the trio already have plans to film another joint together in the coming months.

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