This soulful Amapiano collaboration, “Came To Say Hi,” combines Poizen’s emotive talent with Kelvin Momo’s distinct style, further enriched by Brandon Dhludhlu and Shino Kikai’s layered vocal contributions. The track is a warm, slow-burning groove that conveys a sense of both confession and gentle invitation.

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The Kelvin Momo-created production is both atmospheric and textured. Smooth rhodes keys and soft pads establish the tone, with understated percussion and log drums producing a deep, swaying rhythm. The instrumental has a conversational feel, characterised by an unhurried, intimate atmosphere and emotionally complex undertones.

Poizen introduces the song with a delicate, harmonious melody, his voice conveying a sense of fragility and genuine emotion. Brandon Dhludhlu and Shino Kikai intertwine harmonies and verses that broaden the emotional range of the track, combining romantic yearning with a feeling of tentative optimism. The interplay between their voices feels natural, like each is reacting instinctively to the emotions of the other.

Kelvin Momo’s arrangement creates a lot of space for the vocals, gradually increasing the tension through understated chord progressions and rhythmic emphasis. The track builds up gradually and develops a soulful rhythm that becomes more compelling with each passing bar.

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