ENE Yatt x Mazi Cza - Bam Bam Beya by Walboomers Music

The Dark Wave - One Of These Days by Walboomers Music

“Ndakaaru” pays tribute to this country, a land of the Universal that sheltered the great men and women who influenced an African and global generation. The song is addressed to an entire generation that lived this Dakar pre and post-independence. It takes us into the nostalgia of the 70s and 80s. This Golden Age served as the backbone of stories that nourish the current generation, which clothed itself and re-endows itself with the cultural heritage of a city that stands out for its unique character. Dakar, this land of La Teranga, the city where stories and possibilities create an indescribable symbiosis.

A song that revives the vibrant energy of the indie bands of the '80s; with layered guitars, a catchy chorus, and even a touch of disco. But behind the melody lies a contemporary message: a compelling lyric about isolation, the distorted worldview presented by social media, and the dark allure of xenophobia. The Dark Wave proves once again that their music not only resonates but also moves.

Anita Andjena x Mr. Z - Weekend by Walboomers Music

"Poison" delves into the complexities of life in Bulawayo, exploring themes of ambition, community, and the contrasting realities that exist within society. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of everyday life, referencing local slang ("boyzen," "Hao le monate lempitse") and cultural touchstones, while also touching on universal themes of success and perseverance. Lines like "Another man's gango’s another man's poison / Another man's op is another man's boyzen" highlight the subjective nature of perception.

Introducing “C:\Seduction”, the latest release from Dutch sonic alchemists Spiny Norman. This genre-blurring instrumental single invites you into a lush, enigmatic world where electrifying grooves and hazy melodies collide. Known for their hypnotic blend of surf rock, Thai funk, and trip-hop, Spiny Norman dives deeper here, fusing vintage textures with cutting-edge production in a dance between grit and gloss.

The Dark Wave - Seventeen by Walboomers Music

Queenpin Minority by Walboomers Music

Queen Blaze - Midnight Crescendo by Walboomers Music