This track, ‘Moyo Moyo,’ is more than just a dance track; it’s a spiritual soundscape, a rhythmic meditation infused with multiple layers of ancestral energy and cultural pride. The track, spearheaded by Thab De Soul, KilloTronix, and Pinochet, is characterised by hypnotic percussion, earthy basslines, and tribal vocal samples, resulting in a musical experience heavily influenced by African tradition and sonic heritage.

Recently, Thab De Soul and KilloTronix made an appearance on Ivory Tusk.

The title Moyo, which translates to “heart” or “soul” in several African languages such as Swahili and Shona, serves as the emotional core of the song. The track appears to embody the heartbeat of the continent through its evolving layers of drum textures and echoing vocal elements, which convey a sense of steadiness, strength, and resilience.

The album Moyo Moyo eschews flashy production and over-the-top embellishments, instead finding its strength in understated restraint. The minimalist aesthetic is a deliberate choice, enabling listeners to fully experience each beat, each breath, each chant. The invitation is to connect with your heritage, contemplate your sense of self, and yield to a more profound beat.

Perfect for ceremonial sets, deep listening, or moments of introspective calm, Moyo Moyo is a beautifully immersive Afro house declaration that connects the past with the present.

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