Round And Round

VAM-United Records Announces KAMM’s Country-Influenced Party Single “Round And Round,” Produced by Mr.RAZ


Saarbrücken, Germany — Independent label VAM-United Records announces “Round And Round,” a new single from KAMM produced by Mr.RAZ at VAM-United Studios. Written while living in Germany and drawing on KAMM’s Tennessee roots, the record pairs a country-leaning groove with bass-driven hip-hop energy—an unapologetic, good-time anthem built for sing-alongs, house parties, and late-night drives.
KAMM’s catalogue is known for its cannabis-positive vibe, and “Round And Round” extends that lane with a lighter, celebratory tone. The song’s refrain—“Around and around we go”— loops like a call-and-response chant, while the verses lean into swagger and motion: staying grounded, moving with purpose, and keeping faith close. The result is a cross-genre cut that nods to Nashville rhythm and barroom bounce without abandoning KAMM’s hip-hop core.

KAMM: “If you’re not having fun while doing what you love, don’t do it.” In the studio, Mr.RAZ frames KAMM’s topline with low-end punch and room for the vocal to lead, keeping the production tight and uncluttered so the hook can do its job. The arrangement favors immediacy: a quick runway to the chorus, a pocket that rides smooth, and enough space in the midrange to travel from phone speakers to club systems. It’s a practical recipe for replay value—and for crowd participation when the chorus cycles back.
The story behind the single
“Round And Round” was conceived as a country-influenced party song at VAM-United Studios, reflecting both KAMM’s U.S. upbringing and his current creative base in Germany. With country music surging globally, KAMM seized the moment to explore that texture through his own lens: Southern cadence, European engineering, and a carefree hook that keeps the vibes in motion “round and round the world.”

The chorus centers on rotation and release—“Going around and around / around and around we go”—while verses carry lines like “Been around the block and I built up a buzz” and “Keep the cross with me everywhere that I go,” balancing party imagery with personal footing. A brief bridge (“Back up off me give me room to breathe / inhale, exhale and pass the weed”) underscores the track’s relaxed, communal tone.

Why it connects
• Cross-genre ease: Country rhythm meets hip-hop cadence without novelty for novelty’s sake.
• Hook architecture: A repetitive, chant-ready chorus designed for instant audience uptake.
• Production that translates: Clear vocal lead, disciplined bass, and a tempo that works for playlists from country-rap to party hip-hop.
• Authentic POV: KAMM writes from lived experience—Tennessee roots, German studio discipline, and a catalog that embraces cannabis culture without posturing.