The only person who can bring together the correct strings and components to create music that cures the soul is Kelvin Momo. Thato Ya Modimo, his incredible new album, gives us the sound we've always wanted.
The commitment Kelvin Momo makes to his art is still not fully understood by the public. With his most recent record, we can see that he makes sure to provide his soulful medications to his fans even when he is ill. It was created at the producer's most fragile period, making "Thato Ya Modimo," whose release was nearly threatened by Momo's poor health, a work of the mind, body, and spirit.
With its 29 specially crafted tracks, "Thato Ya Modimo" will get you moving quickly. With this delivery, Kelvin Momo set out on a voyage of self-discovery, healing, and inner serenity, and I urge music lovers of all genres to listen to this bundle with an open mind.
I know it's too easy to draw a conclusion, but based on the few tracks we've listened to, I dare say we may be seeing the beginning of a particularly significant chapter for one of the most exciting producers in the soulful scene, whose work has supported the soulful piano structures over the past few years.
Mashudu, Earful Soul, Kabza De Small, Babalwa M, Da Muziqal Chef, Sir Trill, Omit ST, and the late Yallunder collaborated on this album.
