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Emerging French hip hop artist and producer Sauveur Eloheem has unveiled his much-anticipated EP titled “Gore.” This latest project showcases a blend of egotripping and horrorcore tracks, featuring contributions from UK emcee OPM. The EP is characterized by its dark themes, sharp punchlines, and introspective lyrics, including the Griselda-influenced standout single “Dog Food.” “Gore” is now available on all streaming platforms, and listeners are encouraged to follow Sauveur Eloheem on social media to stay updated on his upcoming releases.
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