Zikomo

Zikomo is known for his eclectic sound that changes a song into something new and defines it as his own. He conceals his identity with his definable red mask (Naruto) lending all the focus toward his music rather than appearance. By combining the styles of soul, hip-hop, electronic and reggae he has reached over 20 million plays on all streaming platforms combined. His productions have also been featured on Apple Music’s Beats 1, KCRW, BBC radio, Rinse FM, Complex, Soulection, Pigeons and Planes & more.

Zikomo has traveled extensively around the United States as well as internationally to perform his music. Zikomo has performed in South Korea, Amsterdam, Canada, and South Africa- where he has led panel discussions as well. Zikomo has performed locally in Long Beach and at Los Angeles venues such as, The Echoplex, The Roxy, and The Regent Theater.

Zikomo’s expansive knowledge of music has led him to being invited as a guest speaker and instructor to a UCLA panel discussion and workshop for Hip-Hop Appreciation Month. He also assisted in developing a proposal for the UCLA Music Industry Clinic that currently provides free legal services to artists that need assistance. Zikomo hopes to use his experiences and music to inspire others and represent his city, Long Beach.

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Zikomo
zikomomgmt@gmail.com

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Artist Work

Childish Gambino - Terrified (Zikomo Remix) (2016)
This piece continues to shape my artistic journey. It remains a living work that not only reflects my evolution but also continues to connect with global audiences, reinforcing the emotional and cultural reach of my music.

Link to Childish Gambino - Terrified (Zikomo Remix)

Come Again (Zikomo Remix) (2025)
This remix also expands my commitment to building cultural bridges between Black American and Japanese music communities centering collaboration, mutual respect, and the global language of rhythm.

Link to Come Again (Zikomo Remix)

Juls, Zikomo and Jaz Karis - Summer in The Ends (Juls Zikomo Remix) (2022)
This track reflects how I use music to connect diasporic sounds across borders blending Afrobeat, UK R&B, and L.A. electronic influences. It also supports cross-cultural dialogue by bridging Black musical communities through shared rhythms and storytelling.

Link to Juls, Zikomo and Jaz Karis - Summer in The Ends (Juls Zikomo Remix)