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Canadian singer-songwriter Allen Dobb’s new album, The Afterlife Sessions, is a return to something foundational. Built entirely around acoustic instrumentation, the 11 tracks draw from a lifetime of listening, playing, and refining a songwriting voice rooted in folk, Americana, and lived experience. The result is a collection that feels both grounded and expansive, shaped by collaboration and guided by instinct. “Recording The Afterlife Sessions felt like something I was always meant to do,” Dobb explains. “Growing up on the farm, I was surrounded with acoustic music. I just love the sympathetic sounds that are created by all the stringed instruments playing together.” That vision came into focus through a series of organic connections.…

Oxlade – Asunasa (Hold Your Waist) ft Wande Coal : After his popular tracks, which were mixed from his carefully selected body of work, the musical sensation has gone even another direction. Comprising sixteen tracks, the CD OFA (Oxlade From Africa) features several unique rhythms and collaborations between elite musicians. DOWNLOAD MP3 Speaking of prominent acts, the album has musicians such Flavour, Wande Coal, Sarkodie, Fally Ipupa, Dave, Popcaan, Bobby Wine, Ojahbee, and Tomi Owo. Off the album is this track titled ‘Asunasa (Hold Your Waist)‘ Stream, download and share below Oxlade – Asunasa (Hold Your Waist) ft Wande Coal 

Moovender released his highly anticipated album Africa in My Bones, a vibrant 20-track journey that fuses the sleek, soulful rhythms of Private School Amapiano with the ancient spiritual vibrations of Venda and Shona heritage. Titled Africa in My Bones, the album arrives as a joyous assertion that Africa’s spirit continues to pulse strongly through contemporary sound. At its heart lies the standout concept piece Africa In My Bones, which unfolds like a road trip along the N1 highway from the bustling streets of Johannesburg back to the spiritual heartland of Thohoyandou in Limpopo. Every track weaves traditional Tshikona interlocking rhythms,…

$ebbuku – Call The Bluff: $ebbuku shares the angsty, genre-blending new single ‘Call The Bluff’, taken from the upcoming EP JUVENILE. Blending tasteful, elegantly arranged sampling with the high-octane, post-punk-edged approach of his live band, ‘Call The Bluff’ brings a rich blend of lo-fi conscious hip-hop and a sense of sprawling, fierce intensity. Topped with $eb’s stylistic, vexed social commentary and intense, rhythmic flow, the track is effortlessly infectious whilst retaining a vibrant blend of jazz, punk and funk undertones through its driving and direct, yet nuanced soundscape.  Speaking about the track, Seb explains: “Call the bluff is exactly what…