“Kiss The Grass” (Allez Allez) is a collaboration between Flemish singer Sylvia Kreusch and Brussels rapper Romé Elvis, reported Belga.
The two have joined forces to create “a modern and emotional song that celebrates unity, friendship and collective strength – values that are central to Belgian football”, the RBFA said.
“With epic strings, a pulsating bass line and powerful drums, combined with dreamy guitar parts, the song creates a unique, almost surreal atmosphere.”
Like the team’s new away kit, the video and artwork for the song reference Surrealism and the artist René Magritte. Kreusch and Elvis wear bowler hats, a motif that Magritte often used.
The song is also an homage to the anthem Allez allez by the funk band of the same name from the 80s, whose singer and bassist was Serge Van Laeken, the father of Romé Elvis.
– More than just an anthem, the song embodies a common ambition – announced the RBFA.
– To unite the entire nation behind the Red Devils as they prepare to shine on the world stage this summer – it was announced.
Belgium begin their World Cup campaign on June 15 with their first group game in Seattle against Egypt. They will then face Iran and New Zealand.
(Vijesti.ba / FENA)
