RIMON, of Eritrean descent, has been carving her own brand of R&B since her explosive arrival in 2018 with the deeply restorative track titled “Grace”. Her most recent release “Feed Me” marks a new chapter in her long-standing journey as she switches the conversation to the relationship between humans and technology. RIMON balances the futuristic elements of the track with her soulful melodies and expressive lyricism.
“Feed Me” previously graced our ears during her elaborate live performance at Eurosonic festival earlier this year. To RIMON, her visuals play an integral part in her overall expression, each storyline that unfolds before us is just as intentional as every lyric and note she sings. Alongside the release of “Feed Me”, Rimon announces the launch of her EP Digital Tears which is an in-depth exploration of the self and technology with particular focus on social media.
RIMON continuously proves why she is a strong force in the realm of UK music as she pushes the boundaries of her own creativity, forcing the world to catch up to her. While we patiently await the full-length project, sink into “Feed Me” below.
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