Press & Media
SYNEKK (born Paul Bobrowski) is a German DJ and record producer based in Southeast Asia. His work spans electronic and Afro-influenced club music, with releases and collaborations reaching international audiences.
Below is a selection of independent press coverage, features, and media mentions highlighting SYNEKK’s music releases, collaborations, and evolving artistic direction.
SYNEKK Featured on Groove Africa
New Release Coverage
Source: Groove Africa | April 2026
Editorial coverage of “TWENDE”, highlighting SYNEKK’s collaboration with Nes Mburu and the direction of his upcoming EP “Kenya Hear Me?”. The article places SYNEKK within the growing Afro-influenced electronic music space and reflects his expanding international presence.
SYNEKK Featured on AfrobeatsHead
Music News Feature
Source: AfrobeatsHead | March 2026
Coverage of SYNEKK’s release “Señorita”, presenting him as a German DJ and record producer exploring Afro-influenced sounds. The article highlights his evolving style and growing presence within the global club music scene.
SYNEKK Featured on Fenomen Magazine
Artist Feature & Release Coverage
Source: Fenomen Magazine | March 2026
Editorial coverage of SYNEKK’s collaboration with CHUMA. The article highlights his evolving sound, global influences, and continued development as a DJ and producer within the Afro-influenced electronic music space.
SYNEKK Featured on The Inscriber Magazine
Music News Feature
Source: The Inscriber Magazine | January 2026
Coverage of SYNEKK’s Afrohouse single “Wendy” with J Nana, highlighting the release in the context of his upcoming EP “Kenya Hear Me?”. The article presents his evolving sound and growing presence within Afro-influenced electronic music.
SYNEKK Featured on Limitless Magazine
Artist Profile
Source: Limitless Magazine | January 2026
An in-depth profile introducing SYNEKK as an artist, covering his background, musical direction, and the story behind “Dem Mali Mali”. The piece provides insight into his identity and growing international presence.
