French duo Perké with a K wastes no time making their mark. Their first EP, Premier Date, is a rich and fearless introduction—emotionally charged, sonically adventurous, and unapologetically personal.
Across seven tightly-produced tracks, the project seamlessly blends house, funk, afro grooves, and a punchy brand of modern French pop that feels both immediate and instinctive. The EP is now available everywhere.
The standout track? “Pas Fier”—a raw, emotionally stripped-down confession delivered in French.
It’s a song about the things we don’t say—the guilt we swallow, the truths we bury. Anchored by a hypnotic, mantra-like chorus, it speaks to the weight of silence and the quiet hope that pain might just pass on its own. It rarely does.
This is no trial run—Perké with a K knows exactly who they are. Their sound is refined and full of intent, with lush production, basslines that echo Tom Misch, and songwriting that channels the sleek catchiness of Charlie Puth.
Each track is built with staying power in mind—tight grooves, contagious energy, and melodies that stick from the very first spin.
Discover it on Previeew here.
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