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Apple Music features Boddhi Satva as latest Isgubhu artist
Apple Music has announced Central African DJ and Afro-house pioneer Boddhi Satva as its latest Isgubhu cover star.
- Boddhi Satva. Photo: Facebook
The announcement coincides with the release of his 2022 album Manifestation, which is available for streaming on Apple Music in spatial audio. The project is the conclusion of a trilogy of releases from Boddhi Satva that have spanned a decade, completing the first cycle of his ancestral soul sound. Anchored by the uplifting first singles ‘Storiá Storiá’ featuring Cape Verde-born singer ÉLLÀH and ‘Kilulu’ featuring Spilulu, H Baraka and Kaysha, Manifestation is an amalgamation of genres including R&B, soul, trap and amapiano and takes the listener on a cross-continental journey.
To celebrate the announcement, Boddhi Satva has created an exclusive Isgubhu playlist that champions Africa’s burgeoning Afro-house scene.
“This selection for Apple Music is a glimpse into the various sounds and identities of the African dance scene and my selection is focused on Afro-house, a sound that saw the light of day a little over 40 years ago with different names but a sound that has since never ceased to evolve into so many different forms of itself,” Boddhi Satva told Apple Music.
“I am surely missing a lot of tunes, but nonetheless, you shall be able to hear some ancestral soul off of my album Manifestation as well as some Afro-house, Afro-tech, Afro-soul, Afrobeats, and amapiano.”
Taking over Isgubhu By… for this month is Kenyan-South African composer, producer and filmmaker Dani Kyengo O’Neill.
“My selection is a mix from around the continent of artists whose sounds are vast and infectious,” she said. “I’m very selective and sensitive with whom I share the music I listen to, so these 10 projects are close to my heart.
“I’ve been following these artists for years or just started bumping one or two recently; some I listen to in my downtime or when I’m vibing, when I’m rollerblading or hyping myself up, taking a bath and minding my business – all of them deserving of their flowers.”
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