We Break the Tunes

Amani (Peace) is a heartfelt song, promoting unity and harmony in Tanzania,

Zanzibar, and across the globe. Recorded in Kampala, Uganda, the track features

Ugandan artist Laila L B, who brings her voice and culture into the message by singing in

Luganda. The collaboration highlights the shared desire for peace across East Africa. Blending

languages and musical styles, the song features rich instrumentation including guitar and

xylophone, played by the composer himself. Both artists passionately echo the same call—

amani—peace, for all people, regardless of borders.

SAHAD - Funky Nation by Walboomers Music

Step into the ring with “Shadowboxinˮ – the fierce new single from Spiny Norman, dropping pure energy in every bar. Clocking in just over two minutes, this punchy track packs a heavyweight combination of gritty groove, razor-sharp guitars, and raw production. Spiny Norman drags GZAʼs “Shadowboxinʼˮ through a cracked amp and spits it back out as a grimy, all-instrumental knockout. The mix is tight, the hook is unshakable, and the vibe? Straight underground fire. Whether you're training, cruising, or just need a hit of adrenaline, this track hits hard and leaves its mark.

Ijumaa (Friday) is an upbeat, feel-good party anthem celebrating the joy of winding down after a long week. Composed as a reminder that life isn’t just about work, the song encourages listeners to take time to relax and enjoy, especially as the weekend kicks off on Friday. Recorded in Kampala, Uganda, the track features lively collaborations with Laila L B and Man Kifimbo from Dar es Salaam. The final touches were completed in Dar, blending East African vibes and energy into a track made for dancing, laughter, and living in the moment.

A cosmic love story, told in reverb and rhythm. A fever dream of sun-drenched guitars and cosmic longing, Veil of the Moon is a sonic mirage where surf rock tides crash into psychedelic horizons. With echoes of Khruangbin’s hypnotic grooves, Babe Rainbow's kaleidoscopic shimmer, and Manu Chao’s restless wanderlust, Spiny Norman weaves a tale of celestial romance—the eternal chase between the sun and the moon, meeting only in the fleeting embrace of an eclipse. Beneath its shimmering surface, cryptic voices emerge—samples whispering of a fractured timeline, a lost Apollo 11, a history that never was. The song drifts, ascends, and finally explodes—an orchestral crescendo, a face-melting solo, the sound of the universe unraveling. A love story. A cosmic tragedy. A parallel reality. Veil of the Moon is the sound of the stars holding their breath.

Achille Ouattara - La part de Dieu (Featuring Smarty) by Walboomers Music

Baba Kash is a Singeli artist known for blending Mchiriku rhythms into his music, crafting a unique Swahili sound that vividly captures the essence of street life. His high-energy

performances, backed by a talented live band and dynamic Singeli dancers, have earned him both local and international recognition. Baba Kash has performed on various local and

international stages, including Sauti za Busara 2025, Marafiki Music Festival, Ongala Music Festival, Singeli Fest, and Jumatano Groove.

“Dandan woho” basically means “twirl.” It is our upcoming single, and it speaks to the

insecurities that many women face. We want every woman to know that she is bold, beautiful, and worthy—just as she is. Society may set unrealistic standards, but true beauty lies in confidence, self-love, and embracing one’s uniqueness. Women should celebrate themselves, their strength, and their individuality because there is no one else like them. You are powerful, you are enough, and you deserve to shine.

"We Can Do" is an invitation to joint action to forge strong bonds, a plea for Unity. SAHAD calls us to a unity of action that transcends words. "We Can Do" reminds us that even in human morphology, for an action to be concrete, a connection between all elements is necessary.

In a context where individualism, racism, and xenophobia are gaining ground, "We Can Do" is a reminder to pool synergies to shape One Energy. SAHAD highlights our ability to preserve and consider what resembles us rather than dwelling on what divides us.

When words have the power to reason, action shapes. Acting alone is certainly good and quick. Acting together is sustainable.

A shadow moves through the neon haze, slipping between echoes of the past and rhythms of the future. Spiny Norman conjures ‘Ghostface’, an intoxicating fusion of psychedelic funk and old-school hip-hop, where dusty grooves collide with lush, spectral textures. Gritty east coast boom-bap pulses beneath slithering guitars, exotic percussion, and hazy synth pads, weaving a hypnotic soundscape both cinematic and surreal. A maze of samples whispers secrets, hinting at an elusive presence—always near, never seen.