The Korean-born Berlin resident artist Peggy Gou will release her new EP Seek For Maktoop via Ninja Tune‘s Technicolour imprint on October 14.
“Maktoop is from the Arabic word maktoob meaning ‘written’ or ‘destiny,’ so the EP title could be interpreted as ‘looking for destiny’,” explains Peggy. “It’s also a reference to two of my best friends: Sik (or ‘Seek’) and Bada (who taught me this Arabic word). They have always been very supportive of my music and I wanted to acknowledge that somehow.”
Seek For Maktoop EP is out on 14th October.
Listen to “Gou Talk” here.
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