Norwegian‑Welsh artist Kispah has been on our radar for quite some time now, and False Advertising proves exactly why he was worth watching. This EP isn’t just a personal milestone in his return to music. But also, simply put: it’s extremely good.
Four years since his last project, Kispah picked up music again and began what he calls his own personal renaissance. The first spark of that rebirth was ‘Pulling Teeth’, released nearly a year ago – a lovely indie tune that introduced us to his world. Entirely self‑produced, it marked the beginning of a return to the self and the sound.
Across the EP, you can hear him rebuilding from the inside out. ‘Cyber Sex’, the only track not previously released and first track on the project, might just take the crown. It’s a jittery, addictive standout that feels like Kispah cracking open a new door and stepping through without hesitation.
Photo Credits: Kispah
False Advertising works as a “year in review” for the artist, but it also feels like a mirror held up to everyone who’s been orbiting this journey with him. It’s “a celebration of human intuition, creativity, vibes, and authenticity,” and that sentiment bleeds through every beat.
Kispah’s renaissance is loud, self‑made, and brimming with honesty. False Advertising is the sound of someone returning to their own frequency and finding it stronger than ever.
FALSE ADVERTISING OUT NOW.
Words by
Marie Müller, 2026