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SA: The Soil drops Malaika single ahead of new album
South African a capella group The Soil has released a single titled ‘Malaika’ ahead of its new album titled Reimagined on 24 February.
- The Soil. Photo: Facebook
The release of the album will mark the group’s triumphant return after a seven-year hiatus. The excitement builds as the pre-order for the album is live. It also comes with a poignant love ballad ‘Malaika’, giving fans an exclusive opportunity to be among the first to experience the harmonious masterpiece.
This monumental comeback album promises to showcase The Soil’s evolution and musical prowess, offering a fresh, innovative and highly spiritual sound that fans have been eagerly awaiting. The group’s distinctive vocal blend and soulful melodies are sure to resonate with both long-time devotees and new listeners alike.
“In this extraordinary moment, as the stars align, we deeply cherish the privilege of once again being entrusted to channel this exquisite body of work,” The Soil member Ntsika Ngxanga said. “Every ounce of our passion and soul has been poured into crafting this album, a testament to the profound spiritual journey we’ve undergone individually and as a collective during our hiatus. Now we stand at the threshold of sharing these enchanting melodies – resonant with beauty and healing – to fill the hearts and souls of all who listen, hoping these harmonies find a lasting home in the depths of everyone’s being.”
In celebration of this momentous release, The Soil will embark on a nationwide tour, aptly titled after their upcoming album. The Reimagined Tour promises to be a musical journey filled with emotive performances, connecting the audience with the heart and soul of The Soil’s unparalleled artistry.
Fans can anticipate an immersive experience that transcends borders, as The Soil reaffirms its position as a global force in a capella music. The tour will be as follows:
- Star Theatre, Cape Town – 9 March.
- Tshwane State Theatre – 27 April.
- Boardwalk Hotel & Casino, Gqeberha – 31 May.
- Soweto Theatre, Johannesburg – 23 August.
- Pacofs Theatre, Bloemfontein, 26 October.
Tickets to The Soil tour are available here.
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