After a much needed creative pause, Tunisian producer Khemir returns with a fresh new release titled “Try Again.” The track offers a sonic escape rooted in deep house grooves, tinged with dreamy, glitchy 8-bit chords that instantly evoke the nostalgia of early 2000s video game soundtracks. It’s an intimate listening experience, like getting lost in a game in your childhood bedroom, wrapped in emotion and rhythm.

This release marks a new chapter for Khemir, both personally and artistically. Known for his growing presence on the Tunisian electronic scene, he brings a signature blend of funk, disco, house, and MENA (Middle East & North Africa) influences to his sound. Starting his musical journey at a young age, Khemir was first shaped by hip hop culture and 80’s synth sounds, later developing a deeper love for the dancefloor driven energy of disco and house.

Mixed and mastered by the talented Slim Bourawi, “Try Again” captures Khemir’s evolution and dedication to his craft. The track is now available for purchase on Bandcamp, offering fans a direct way to support the artist and dive into his imaginative soundscape.

With his distinct vision and a relentless work ethic, Khemir continues to cement his place at the forefront of North Africa’s vibrant electronic scene. His unique approach to production and storytelling through sound is gaining traction fast and “Try Again” is proof that this is just the beginning.

Stay tuned for what’s next.

North Africa Groove