Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/moy-wakho-feat-museeq-iq/2802105
iTunes: https://music.apple.com/album/moy%C3%A0-wakho-feat-museeq-iq-single/1493841729
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1tEz4jRiNVImkzoeVkWw2b

Early feedback in by Hyenah, Artwork, DJ T, Acid Pauli, Radio Slave, Sasha, Squirre, Danny Howells, Speaking Minds, Mat Joe...

South Africa’s afro house scene, DJ Qness has released three albums, remixed the likes of M.I.A. and helped to bring through a new generation of talented vocalists among his collaborators. Releasing previously on labels like MoBlack Records and Nite Grooves, he now makes his second mark on Exploited Ghetto with a sublimely sensual track.

A collaboration with songwriter and producer, Museeq IQ, ‘Moyà Wakho’ is a deeply contemplative number. Metallic African drums create a ceaseless rhythm as sorrowful pads loom in the distance. A beautiful, succinct piano motif dreamily floats into play before the thudding kick gently beats its way under the track. The pianos are drawn onto centre stage, before soft bass notes permeate and more percussive elements bolster the groove. 

Sorrowful synth arpeggios loop hypnotically, and around the four minute mark we’re greeted by the sombre refrain of harmonised female voices. Completing this mystical, hypnotic concoction, they add the cherry on top that the tense arrangement needs. A real mood-shifter for the dancefloor or just a beautiful listen on your own stereo or headphones, ‘Moyà Wakho’ is dance music for the head even more than for the feet.

Early feedback:
Hyenah: Great to see Exploited tasting the afro flavor!
Artwork/BBC: Lovely stuff. 
DJ T: Thank you for the music.
Danny Howells: Awesome.
Squire: Once again a stunning release here with great track from DJ Qness.
Radio Slave: Thanks for the music.
Acid Pauli: :)
Sasha: Tasty melodic voyage.
Speaking Minds: Very interesting tribal vibes. Great build up on the break.
Mat Joe: Dope.

Artist: DJ Qness
Release: Moyà Wakho Feat. Museeq IQ
Label: Exploited Ghetto
Cat: EXP78
LC: 48629
Publisher: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing
Releasedate Beatport/Spotify: 15.05.20
Releasedate I-Tunes: 29.05.20

Moyˆ Wakho

Moyà Wakho Feat. Museeq IQ

DJ Qness - Moyà Wakho Feat. Museeq IQ | Exploited Ghetto

Sinai based Etriby is a  DJ and re- editor Influenced by a broad range of electronic music genres from house, deep house and techno, and world music, he created his very own style.Arrangements of spherical melodies and edgy elements, combined with oriental influences from his home country and various percussionI...Radio stations are my comfort zone searching to leave a smile on someone faces some where ....
 I dont have a dream i live in one , i have traveled through Mountains to find me, so i play for the  natural delay " echo" of the  them, 
 the floor becomes a paradise where all are welcome and None are judge As Music gives a soul which allows me to see the world the way it should be seen 

progressive / melodic techno
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