A veteran of Japan’s Hip Hop scene, KEN THE 390 is fuelled by a sharp confidence on his latest single, ‘OK’. Featured on his 13th album, Last Note, the song is a tribute to the golden era of Hip Hop, blending rapid-fire lyricism with nostalgic Boom Bap production.

Backed by a soul-infused sample and 1990s New York flair, ‘OK’ is a throwback to an era when lyricism and rhythm reigned supreme. The track captures KEN THE 390’s unwavering commitment to his craft, proving that despite the evolution of styles over the years, his presence remains unmatched. His effortless flow rides the beat precisely, demonstrating why he continues to be a major force in the Japanese Hip Hop scene.

Lyrically, ‘OK’ is a testament to perseverance and self-belief. KEN THE 390 reflects on his journey, from his early days in the industry to his current status as a seasoned artist. He raps about outlasting trends, standing apart from imitators, and maintaining his authenticity in a rapidly changing landscape. The chorus – noted by the repetition of “OK” – serves as both a rallying cry and a personal affirmation, signaling his confidence and readiness to push forward.

KEN THE 390’s extensive career has seen him transcend traditional Hip Hop roles. Beyond being a rapper, he is a music director, producer, and mentor, having worked on projects like Hypnosis Mic-Division Rap Battle and Attack on Titan - The Musical. His ability to adapt while staying true to his roots is evident in Last Note, an album that encapsulates his evolution as an artist and individual.

Watch the music video for KEN THE 390’s ‘OK’ below.