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RAE.chil’s ‘Ego’ // of post-relationship reflections

Remaining honest in her voice as a symbol of relatability for women navigating life, love and relationships, RAE.chil’s “Ego” perfectly breaks down the end of a relationship killed by a veil of shallowness masking a deep set of fears and insecurities within. The musician gives us an intimate posthumous dissection of relationships, where we find…

Teeks emotes with stellar debut, ‘Something to Feel’

New Zealand singer/songwriter, Teeks, captured the imaginations and hearts of the world with his heartstring-pulling single, “First Time”. The song particularly resonated with South Africans as it topped the iTunes and Spotify charts in the country, had a fair share of radio play as well as making its mark on Tik Tok. It is the…

Maeta chronicles her growth through EP, ‘Habits’

Maeta has been quietly rumbling under the surface since dropping her 2019 EP, Do Not Disturb and appearing in the “Jam in the Van” sessions. The Indianapolis-born singer is taking it to the next level with her new EP, Habits. The seven-track project is a mixture of R&B ballads, dance, and hip-hop-infused songs that make…

On Our Own Clock, self-titled and at their own pace

“Pre-pandemic, there was a plan. The plan was for musicians from South Africa and Senegal to travel to London’s influential Total Refreshment Centre to make an album with musical kindred spirits in the UK. Like so many plans, it had to be adapted.” On Our Own Clock It took me about 3 seconds to raise…

Angel-Ho, authentic self-expression and ‘A Time To Die’

Nothing disrupts the usual, the typical, the average and even mediocre, like the success of authentic self-expression. Coming off of the trails of their debut album Death Becomes Her and their EP Alla Prima, Angel-Ho releases their latest project, A Time To Die, under the collective and record label N.A.A.F.I. A musician and creative director originally from Cape Town, Angel…