“Hopecore was made with tears, blood, and mostly an unwavering faith in the raw, pure expression of the soul. Music took here its full prophetic vastness, got wilder, and called for an absolute quest where no one else came in to tamper with intentions. A call of the flesh, a prayer for justice and freedom. Main vision achieved during mixing : a healing, metatronic purple grid” - Rahim states.

Entirely written, produced, and mixed by Rahim, Hopecore rings in a new era for the artist, following the rack epic opera ParanoÏa, Angels, True Love () and Redcar les adorables étoiles ().

The artist recently performed to 10 million viewers as part of the Paris Paralympics Opening Ceremony where he performed a spectacular rendition of Édith Piaf’s “Non, je ne regrette rien” and a riveting rendition of Patrick Hernandez’s “Born to Be Alive”. He also performed a rendition of “Supernature” with Cerrone at the final Paris ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe on Saturday 14 September.