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Join Us We Digest Cnxn By Nfumé "Nfumé," is a name that is gaining traction in the music scene, his latest EP, "Cnxn" this four-track wonder takes us on a musical adventure like no other, and Nfumé makes sure you enjoy the ride. Nfumé, a true maestro of the synth, is ea versatile artist whose inspiration draws from the likes of xxyyxx, Asake, Sophie, and even the legendary Beyoncé. These influences converge in "Cnxn," an Afroelectronic EP that delves deep into themes of connection, trust, and love. The heart of "Cnxn" lies in its ability to blend the rhythms and melodies of hip hop and amapiano with harmonious soundscapes. It's a canvas where improvisation reigns, and nfumé paints it with rich bass and UK garage-style sounds. This unique vision is what he calls "afrofuture," a genre that fuses Afropop, future bass, and West Coast hip-hop to bridge African and diasporic cultures. The EP is a compact journey with four unique tracks, each showcasing nfumé's songwriting prowess, plus the lyrics are raw and emotive, guiding us through the EP's core themes. The production is on point, highlighting the essence of each song. The voyage begins with 'cnxn(say it),' an energetic track that sets the stage for the EP. It's a call to explore nfumé's musical universe. 'Never trusted u' shifts gears, delving into trust and vulnerability with a slower tempo. 'Falling' serves as a melodic interlude, capturing love in its most delicate moments. The EP reaches its climax with 'r u rdy,' leaving us pondering and yearning for more. "Cnxn" is an exploration of emotions and connections through music. Nfumé's knack for blending genres and themes creates an experience that is intellectually stimulating and emotionally profound. It defies categorization, leaving you with a sense of having embarked on a uniquely human musical adventure. Listen to CNXN below https://open.spotify.com/album/2qZVHesj9ubLnUsuGaxAch Follow Nfumé on Instagram Spotify

[sad-butnot-depressed]

DOWNLOAD FOR FREE!!! The irreplaceable Amy Winehouse's song "Back to Black" was remade by Beyonce and Andre 3000 for the new Great Gatsby movie. this is my mix of their version. RIP AMY WINEHOUSE

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Who needs a live, crowded, sweaty, feet hurting, pot/whiskey smelling SXSW to discover awesome artists when I can easily discover awesome independent artists from the comfort of a Houston vegan-house coffee shop??

Who am I kidding, I fucking hate that I’m missing out on this year’s SXSW and this is the closest thing to it.

Say hi to Moko. A London r&b/soul singer with a sultry voice. She’s debuted a few singles the past couple of weeks. I can’t say I’m in love with everything she has out but I’m definitely loving this single. Without a doubt though, she has some pipes.

Moko - Freeze