UK ambassadors of SA amapiano, Housupa pluck out the debut of Ghana/London’s FrenchKiss DJ and Togo/Ghana’s Reezy, including (if we’re not mistaken) a flip of the Succession score
After building his rep via dozens of ama edits of big dancehall, Afrobeats and rap tunes, FK meets producer Reezy for a subtly weird and dare-to-differ slant on the sound’s conventions. ’23 Bit’ is notable for a grinding, bit-crushed drum tone that makes the Reese bass sound even starker, darker by contrast, before intruding online and snares that can’t help but recall an update of DJ Mujava’s classic ‘Township Funk’.
We also direct you straight to ‘Kojo’, which, if our ears don’t deceive us, loops up a symphonic string motif from Succession generally used to connote something big is about to happen, and here gelled with acidic mids and twanging log drum to killer, glyding effect. Chuck in the cone-worryign subs of ‘Mulukuku’ and nasty cyber growl of ‘Ukkwu’ and you’ve got a real mutant one.
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UK ambassadors of SA amapiano, Housupa pluck out the debut of Ghana/London’s FrenchKiss DJ and Togo/Ghana’s Reezy, including (if we’re not mistaken) a flip of the Succession score
After building his rep via dozens of ama edits of big dancehall, Afrobeats and rap tunes, FK meets producer Reezy for a subtly weird and dare-to-differ slant on the sound’s conventions. ’23 Bit’ is notable for a grinding, bit-crushed drum tone that makes the Reese bass sound even starker, darker by contrast, before intruding online and snares that can’t help but recall an update of DJ Mujava’s classic ‘Township Funk’.
We also direct you straight to ‘Kojo’, which, if our ears don’t deceive us, loops up a symphonic string motif from Succession generally used to connote something big is about to happen, and here gelled with acidic mids and twanging log drum to killer, glyding effect. Chuck in the cone-worryign subs of ‘Mulukuku’ and nasty cyber growl of ‘Ukkwu’ and you’ve got a real mutant one.
UK ambassadors of SA amapiano, Housupa pluck out the debut of Ghana/London’s FrenchKiss DJ and Togo/Ghana’s Reezy, including (if we’re not mistaken) a flip of the Succession score
After building his rep via dozens of ama edits of big dancehall, Afrobeats and rap tunes, FK meets producer Reezy for a subtly weird and dare-to-differ slant on the sound’s conventions. ’23 Bit’ is notable for a grinding, bit-crushed drum tone that makes the Reese bass sound even starker, darker by contrast, before intruding online and snares that can’t help but recall an update of DJ Mujava’s classic ‘Township Funk’.
We also direct you straight to ‘Kojo’, which, if our ears don’t deceive us, loops up a symphonic string motif from Succession generally used to connote something big is about to happen, and here gelled with acidic mids and twanging log drum to killer, glyding effect. Chuck in the cone-worryign subs of ‘Mulukuku’ and nasty cyber growl of ‘Ukkwu’ and you’ve got a real mutant one.
UK ambassadors of SA amapiano, Housupa pluck out the debut of Ghana/London’s FrenchKiss DJ and Togo/Ghana’s Reezy, including (if we’re not mistaken) a flip of the Succession score
After building his rep via dozens of ama edits of big dancehall, Afrobeats and rap tunes, FK meets producer Reezy for a subtly weird and dare-to-differ slant on the sound’s conventions. ’23 Bit’ is notable for a grinding, bit-crushed drum tone that makes the Reese bass sound even starker, darker by contrast, before intruding online and snares that can’t help but recall an update of DJ Mujava’s classic ‘Township Funk’.
We also direct you straight to ‘Kojo’, which, if our ears don’t deceive us, loops up a symphonic string motif from Succession generally used to connote something big is about to happen, and here gelled with acidic mids and twanging log drum to killer, glyding effect. Chuck in the cone-worryign subs of ‘Mulukuku’ and nasty cyber growl of ‘Ukkwu’ and you’ve got a real mutant one.