As humans, it’s always a thing for us to want to connect to our roots. Today, Lesotho-born singer, Malome Vector has released a new body of work which details the struggles of independence of his country via the EP, “1964.”
Malome Vector needs no introduction. This majestic producer has captivated our hearts and sensibilities with his infectious productions. While he had a tough time finding his balance and pulling himself from the grip of Ambitiouz records, the musician has managed to keep his sounds in good shape.
“1964” is a seven-track project that traverses higher energy and signature melodic sounds, all infused with a touch of his Lesotho cultural heritage. Tracks on the project is a testament to Malome Vector’s talent, passion, and dedication to his craft, giving listeners full view of his range.
For Malome Vector, while he continues to shine a light on and refresh the Afro-Pop and Soulful genre, he also seeks to push his cultural heritage alongside it and this is exactly what he achieved with this collection of heavy bangers.
This EP is released through his recently launched records, The Whole Time Entertainment and distributed exclusively by Ingrooves.
Enjoy!
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