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Tusona: Tracings In The Sand

Mokoomba

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Format: LP

Cat No: OH037LP

Release Date:  07 July 2023

Label:  Out Here

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  880918260815

Genres:  World Music  Africa  

Release Date:  07 July 2023

Label:  Out Here

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  880918260822

Genres:  World Music  Africa  

  • Description

    Five years after the release of 'Luyando', Zimbabwe's most celebrated music export returns with their long-awaited follow-up album 'Tusona: Tracings in the Sand'. The six musicians from Victoria Falls are refining their unique sound: infectious Afro grooves deeply connected to Zimbabwe's cultural DNA. 'Tusana' is their most danceable album to date, a DIY production recorded in Zimbabwe. It features horns by Ghanaian highlife outfit Santrofi.

    Includes BBC Radio 6 Music playlisted single "Nzara Hapana" Every Sunday, there is a gathering in the sweltering heat on grounds of an old local beer hall in the Chinotimba township in Mosi-o-Tunya (Victoria Falls). Entertainment is provided by various traditional groups including the Luvale Makisi masquerade. It is a day full of singing, drumming, dancing and storytelling. Mokoomba's lead vocalist Mathias Muzaza can often be found here singing with a voice both soaring and vulnerable. In the course of the afternoon the other band members - guitarist Trustworth Samende, bass player Abundance Mutori, keyboard player Phathisani Moyo, percussionist Miti Mugande and drummer Ndaba Coster Moyo - often join in with singing. The drum driven song "Bakalubale" featured on their new album invites you to this gathering.

    Description

    Five years after the release of 'Luyando', Zimbabwe's most celebrated music export returns with their long-awaited follow-up album 'Tusona: Tracings in the Sand'. The six musicians from Victoria Falls are refining their unique sound: infectious Afro grooves deeply connected to Zimbabwe's cultural DNA. 'Tusana' is their most danceable album to date, a DIY production recorded in Zimbabwe. It features horns by Ghanaian highlife outfit Santrofi.

    Includes BBC Radio 6 Music playlisted single "Nzara Hapana" Every Sunday, there is a gathering in the sweltering heat on grounds of an old local beer hall in the Chinotimba township in Mosi-o-Tunya (Victoria Falls). Entertainment is provided by various traditional groups including the Luvale Makisi masquerade. It is a day full of singing, drumming, dancing and storytelling. Mokoomba's lead vocalist Mathias Muzaza can often be found here singing with a voice both soaring and vulnerable. In the course of the afternoon the other band members - guitarist Trustworth Samende, bass player Abundance Mutori, keyboard player Phathisani Moyo, percussionist Miti Mugande and drummer Ndaba Coster Moyo - often join in with singing. The drum driven song "Bakalubale" featured on their new album invites you to this gathering.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Tamvela Mama
      • 2. Nyansola
      • 3. Ndipe
      • 4. Manina
      • 5. Munaye
      • 6. Makisi
      • 7. Bakalubale
      • 8. Kandonga
      • 9. Nzara Hapana
      • 10. Makolo
      • 11. Kulindiswe (remix)
      • 12. Njawane (remix)
      • 13. Kumukanda(remix)

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Tamvela Mama
      • 2. Nyansola
      • 3. Ndipe 
      • 4. Manina 
      • 5. Munaye
      • 6. Makisi 
      • 7. Bakalubale
      • 8. Kandonga
      • 9. Nzara Hapana
      • 10. Makolo
      • 11. Kulindiswe (remix)
      • 12. Njawane (remix)
      • 13. Kumukanda (remix)