On this week’s episode we’re diving into the latest album by singer, songwriter and spoken word artist, Sio. The name of the album is called: Torn Tapestries and it is a body of work so intricately layered and nuanced, from lyrics to production and everything in between. Some may know Sio from noticeable collaborations with artists such as Julian Gomez, Dwson, Nadia Nakai and so many more. But this time around it’s all about her and this beautiful body of work that offers more than just music.

Following his debut EP “Usiba” released at the beginning of this year, singer, songwriter, producer, Halo Yagami finally released his much anticipated debut full length studio album: You Can’t Replace the Sun. Well-known for his traditional umbhaqanga inspired melodies and rich sonics, Halo continues to push and stretch himself musically. He was also named Apple Music’s Up Next artist in February and just a couple of months ago was featured as the headlining artist for the monthly Feel Good Series concert. This week, we are happy to be bringing you an in-depth review of his album. Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

Following his debut EP “Usiba” released at the beginning of this year, singer, songwriter, producer, Halo Yagami finally released his much anticipated debut full length studio album: You Can’t Replace the Sun. Well-known for his traditional umbhaqanga inspired melodies and rich sonics, Halo continues to push and stretch himself musically. He was also named Apple Music’s Up Next artist in February and just a couple of months ago was featured as the headlining artist for the monthly Feel Good Series concert. This week, we are happy to be bringing you an in-depth review of his album.

Following his debut EP “Usiba” released at the beginning of this year, singer, songwriter, producer, Halo Yagami finally released his much anticipated debut full length studio album: You Can’t Replace the Sun. Well-known for his traditional umbhaqanga inspired melodies and rich sonics, Halo continues to push and stretch himself musically. He was also named Apple Music’s Up Next artist in February and just a couple of months ago was featured as the headlining artist for the monthly Feel Good Series concert. This week, we are happy to be bringing you an in-depth review of his album.

Following his debut EP “Usiba” released at the beginning of this year, singer, songwriter, producer, Halo Yagami finally released his much anticipated debut full length studio album: You Can’t Replace the Sun. Well-known for his traditional umbhaqanga inspired melodies and rich sonics, Halo continues to push and stretch himself musically. He was also named Apple Music’s Up Next artist in February and just a couple of months ago was featured as the headlining artist for the monthly Feel Good Series concert. This week, we are happy to be bringing you an in-depth review of his album.

Following his debut EP “Usiba” released at the beginning of this year, singer, songwriter, producer, Halo Yagami finally released his much anticipated debut full length studio album: You Can’t Replace the Sun. Well-known for his traditional umbhaqanga inspired melodies and rich sonics, Halo continues to push and stretch himself musically. He was also named Apple Music’s Up Next artist in February and just a couple of months ago was featured as the headlining artist for the monthly Feel Good Series concert. This week, we are happy to be bringing you an in-depth review of his album.

Following his debut EP “Usiba” released at the beginning of this year, singer, songwriter, producer, Halo Yagami finally released his much anticipated debut full length studio album: You Can’t Replace the Sun. Well-known for his traditional umbhaqanga inspired melodies and rich sonics, Halo continues to push and stretch himself musically. He was also named Apple Music’s Up Next artist in February and just a couple of months ago was featured as the headlining artist for the monthly Feel Good Series concert. This week, we are happy to be bringing you an in-depth review of his album.

Following his debut EP “Usiba” released at the beginning of this year, singer, songwriter, producer, Halo Yagami finally released his much anticipated debut full length studio album: You Can’t Replace the Sun. Well-known for his traditional umbhaqanga inspired melodies and rich sonics, Halo continues to push and stretch himself musically. He was also named Apple Music’s Up Next artist in February and just a couple of months ago was featured as the headlining artist for the monthly Feel Good Series concert. This week, we are happy to be bringing you an in-depth review of his album.

Mars Baby recently dropped a new EP called “ECHOES” a followup from his incredible 2021 offering SALEM. On this new project, Mars Baby takes us on a sobering journey of letting go, grief and acceptance. From a creative standpoint, the 5-track EP is a clear indication that Mars Baby has figured out how he wants to execute his art and even though it’s only 5 songs, there is a lot to unpack. Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

Mars Baby recently dropped a new EP called “ECHOES” a followup from his incredible 2021 offering SALEM. On this new project, Mars Baby takes us on a sobering journey of letting go, grief and acceptance. From a creative standpoint, the 5-track EP is a clear indication that Mars Baby has figured out how he wants to execute his art and even though it’s only 5 songs, there is a lot to unpack.