Wakazi, a Tanzanian hip-hop artist, has released a new single, “Kabila Letu,” featuring the late Godzilla, Mwasiti, and Atan. The song is a powerful meditation on the complexities of relationships, particularly between people who share similar interests and goals.
The song opens with Wakazi reflecting on his relationship with Godzilla. The two artists began as collaborators, but they eventually became friends, then enemies. It was only after they reconciled and began planning to work together again that Godzilla passed away.
Wakazi’s lyrics explore the pain of losing a close friend, as well as the regret of not having spent more time together. He raps about how he and Godzilla were “kabila moja,” or “one tribe,” despite their differences. They shared a love of hip-hop, a commitment to social justice, and a desire to make a difference in the world.
Mwasiti and Atan’s verses add to the song’s emotional power. Mwasiti raps about the importance of forgiveness and reconciliation, even in the face of tragedy. Atan’s verse is a powerful call to action, urging listeners to come together and build a better future.
“Kabila Letu” is a timely song that speaks to the challenges and opportunities of our time. It is a reminder that we are all connected, regardless of our differences. We must work together to create a more just and equitable world.
Production
The song was produced by Pallah Midundo, recorded by Ommy Daddy, and mixed & mastered by Innocent Mujwahuki. The production is a mix of traditional hip-hop beats with elements of Afrobeat and electronic music. The result is a sonically rich and engaging track that perfectly complements the song’s message.
Conclusion
“Kabila Letu” is a powerful and moving song that is sure to resonate with listeners of all backgrounds. It is a reminder that we are all connected, and that we must work together to create a better future
