It should be a crime to judge an album by first listen. We have made this error a couple of times and our decision always turns out to be awful. Now, before rate tracks on a project, we first give it multiple repeated listen and there after we give our ratings.
When Kelvin Momo released his Ntsako album in 2024, many thought ‘Waze Wamuhle,’ featuring Sino Msolo, Stixx, and Mashudu, was the standout track. However, after fans fully digested the album, the song ‘Bo Gogo,’ featuring Da Muziqal Chef, Tracy, and Thatohatsi, has emerged as the fan favorite. It has amassed over 2 million cumulative streams and is dominating the number one spot on iTunes.
‘Bo Gogo’ wasn’t just a typical Private school piano release, it’s a soulful blast that reminds us of the realities of life, the expectations we have, hopes dashed, and the urge to seek guidance from our ancestors. Running for 8:41, this drop reaches a crowning point of Kelvin Momo’s Private school piano influences, which culminate in a contemporary blend of captivating soulful flairs and classical traditional chants.
Kelvin Momo did a lot last year and his relentless drive and innovative approach are cementing his status as a force to be reckoned with in the whole of the SA music scene.
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