Off-White creative director Ib Kamara‘s debut EP “Pop Romance” is a bold step into the world of music, and it feels as vibrant and daring as his work in fashion. Known for his groundbreaking vision as the art and image director, Kamara extends his artistry beyond visuals to sound, blending pop, funk, and electronic influences into something that feels both nostalgic and new. The project serves as a musical companion to Off-White’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, creating a seamless dialogue between style and sound.
What makes “Pop Romance” so charming is its sincerity. Kamara isn’t just experimenting for the sake of art; he’s sharing something deeply personal. Having grown up singing in gospel groups in Sierra Leone and The Gambia, his voice carries both warmth and soul. Across the EP’s tracks, you can hear echoes of that musical upbringing, wrapped in glossy production and playful rhythms that keep things lighthearted yet heartfelt.
Collaborations with artists like Azekel and Yukimi Nagano from Little Dragon bring even more dimension to the project. Their contributions help weave a dreamy, cinematic atmosphere where romance, rhythm, and reflection all dance together. It’s an EP that moves fluidly between upbeat moments and introspective tones, always guided by Kamara’s distinct creative touch.
At just around fifteen minutes long, “Pop Romance” is a quick but delightful listen, a snapshot of love, color, and emotion through Kamara’s unique lens. It’s not just a side project; it’s a natural extension of his creative world, where fashion meets feeling and sound becomes another form of storytelling.
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