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Moving from Nigeria at 7, 19-year-old heavensouls projects African excellence into an ode to their home country: deeply political, artistic and at the helm of their genre.
The album maintains a restraint that invites reflection. It avoids neat conclusions and lets tension and hesitation remain.
KHANZA feels like music made for cinema. Its sunsets drift longer and ache deep blues, lavenders and yellows
GENA’s debut album leaves an impressioned footprint on music that seems to break new bounds but hold its steadfast roots in RnB, soul, jazz and hip hop.
Each album that the band releases progressively reinterprets and rejigs what their sound is
Together the duo hold you in their arms as they take you from Kellen to Yellow Trumpet.
This is their first full-length record says less about readiness and more about refusal
Sometimes a ghost isn’t a haunting, it’s simply a reminder of what was.
Segments of wry humour, jaded frustration and incredible tenderness are meticulously sown throughout the album, coalescing into a tapestry.
Her lyrics and melodies are portals; each track a moment where the listener can recognize their own heartbreak, joy, nostalgia and hope reflected back with crystalline clarity.
separate from the noise is a love language.
A combination of Tahkoe's Pasifika ancestry and the jazz that connects us all, Tahkoe unites the two in enriching unity.