THE VAULT

“Arnold Palmer” is the second release from Koan Kenpachi’s EP My Theme Music. Backed by his live band of the same name, Koan delivers a raw hip-hop banger fueled by battle-ready lyricism and unshakable street energy.

Armed with precision wordplay and confidence that cuts deep, Koan fires off a dazzling display of lyrical weaponry — taking aim, holding nothing back, and reminding everyone why he’s built for the heat.

New Orleans emcee Koan Kenpachi and his band My Theme Music debut their first single from the self-titled EP My Theme Music. Over the timeless Biggie Smalls classic, Koan flips the original narrative — transforming it into a message of spiritual growth and resilience.

With My Theme Music providing the soulful backdrop, Koan delivers powerful verses that turn everyday struggles into motivation, channeling positivity through experience, rhythm, and truth.

Koan Kenpachi delivers his own rendition of the classic “93 ’Til Infinity” by Souls of Mischief from the legendary Hieroglyphics crew.

Paying homage to one of hip-hop’s timeless anthems, Koan honors the original while bringing his unique flow, modern cadence, and lyrical precision — bridging eras and proving that true artistry is infinite.

"Whateva" first single from the New Orleans native emcee Koan's "Homage" mixtape. Koan takes on Redman's classic "Whateva Man" as an ode to one of his fave emcees. Homage mixtape dropping in April 2013.  

New Orleans emcee Koan spits on Jay Z's  "So Ghetto'' for the upcoming "Homage"mixtape . Koan gets it in on the classic DJ Premier track.

New Orleans emcee "Shell Shocked" by Koan Kenpachi is the title track to the award winning documentary "Shell Shocked" by John Richie.  

Paying homage to one of hip-hop’s timeless anthems, Koan honors the original while bringing his unique flow, modern cadence, and lyrical precision — bridging eras and proving that true artistry is infinite.

Nola Hip hop Artist Koan Kenpachibeing interviewed by On the Porch with Dee  to discuss his album. 

9th Ward Music Creator Koan Kenpachi on New Orleans Band Culture, Music in the City, & more

Rection from Yoey Martin regarding Weirdo by Koan Kenpachi