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Black Coffee releases new album Subconsciously
Revered South African house DJ Black Coffee has released a new album titled Subconsciously, which is available for streaming and download on all major digital service providers.
- Black Coffee.
The 12-track LP is the musician’s first release since his 2018 EP Music Is King and explores a multitude of styles and tempos with features from fellow local musicians Msaki, Tellaman and Sun-El Musician, as well as collaborations with an array of global stars, including Pharrell Williams, David Guetta and Usher, among others.
Subconsciously is led by previously released hit singles such as ‘LaLaLa’ featuring Usher, ‘Drive’ with David Guetta and Delillah Montagu, ‘Ready For You’ with Celeste, and more recently ‘You Need Me’ featuring Maxine Ashley and Sun-El Musician.
The album opens with fluttering vibes on ‘Lost’ featuring Greek-born artist DJ Angelo and British multi-instrumentalist Jinadu. Another notable song on the LP is ‘SBCNCSLY’, a delicate dance track wrapped in warm piano chords and rolling drumlines featuring chart-topping US singer and songwriter Sabrina Claudio.
The project closes with ‘Never Gonna Forget’, a percussion-driven deep house gem pairing guitar strings and vocals from UK musician and producer Elderbrook.
Black Coffee has made a name for himself as one of the biggest stars of electronic music globally with his diverse production style. The music powerhouse has also collaborated with world-renowned artists such as Drake, Alicia Keys and Solomun.
He has also appeared on The Daily Show With Trevor Noah and more recently at the inaugural South African Music Week where he shared his Africa Is Not a Jungle initiative, a project that seeks to demystify stereotypes about Africa and create more opportunities on the continent.
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