Resident wayfarers Sparrow & Barbossa return to MoBlack Records, along with one of the label's reigning songstresses, Nomvula and Goya-nominated griot Cherif Badua on strings. Proponents of immersive sonic voyages, the musical storytellers propel even deeper with Nomvula’s lyrical prowess and the Kora maestro's permeating strums at the crux. A gift that keeps on giving, 'Amore Profondo' is complemented with three distinctive reinterpretations by a cast of talented remixers. Starting off, Mpumalanga’s Caiiro revels in the ubiquity of 'Amore Profondo' at first beat, drifting its lush vocals into mesmeric rhythms and rapturous melodies. Mozambican artists Breeze and the Sun and Neil Amarey join in to deliver a compelling rendition that marries riveting instrumentals, spirited Afro grooves and transcendent plangencies. Milan's Ivory helms the dark side of 'Amore Profondo,' undulating robust basslines through sharp syncopations, incisive timbre and esoteric nuances - voltaic but 'amore' nonetheless. Rounding out the EP, the original mix gleams with luminous harmonic stratas. A mélange of sensual Latin instruments, vigorous drum patterns and tender melodies, 'Amore Profondo' is a lasting dancefloor ballad that echoes eternal solace through faith, requited devotion through grace, and redemption through soul-driven motion. A radio edit completes the series.
Press by Marie J Floro
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro
Mastering Daniele Mattiuzzi (Wave Life)

MBR479 - Sparrow & Barbossa, Nomvula SA - Amore Profondo (Caiiro Remix)

DJ/producer Ahmed Spins debuts on MoBlack, together with legendary Kologo maestro Stevo Atambire and South African songstress, Lizwi. The Boston-based artist ushers in his two-track EP through a synergetic collaboration with one of Afro House’s most compelling vocalists and gifted musicians. Vitalized by Stevo Atambire’s affective Frafra vocals, ‘Anchor Point’ is a gratifying calibration and an immersion into the deep combers of house - rife with dynamic Afro rhythms, permeating strings and eloquent vocal gradients. ‘Waves & wavs’ concludes the saga - powered by robust percussion and the sorcery of Lizwi’s soul-nourishing balladry. Driven by climactic progressions, euphoric melodies and transcendent Moroccan sounds, this harmonic litany interlaces lucid electronic pulses with elemental acoustics to perpetuate a pensive dancefloor meditation.
Press by Marie J Floro

MBR487 - Ahmed Spins Feat Stevo Atambire - Anchor Point

MBR487 - Ahmed Spins Feat Lizwi - Waves & Wavs

Sandhaus, Kobaien, and Sound of Bam conspire to deliver MoBlack Records' next imprint. Fusing their unique musical styles, the French artists navigate listeners to a blissful destination for body, soul, and mind. And the journey to 'Zimbabwe' is breathtaking. Melding deep rhythms, invigorating percussion and lush electronic soundscapes, the artists gracefully lead a scenic ride through melodic progressions while allowing listeners to idle at the climax and breathe the beauty in. Taking a more esoteric route, MoBlack's very own renders his stunning interpretation of 'Zimbabwe.' Infusing enigmatic cadences and penetrating electronic patterns, this remix drifts the original's vocals through sonic loops and into wistful transitions. An idyllic dance for the twilight. Wrapping up the EP, Kintar reigns in his affinity for mystical sounds and ethnic influences for his rendition of 'Zimbabwe.' Maneuvering robust percussion and earthy instrumentals, this remix amplifies the mundane soulfulness of the original's vocals, offering a sanguine escape for the most quixotic daydreamers.
Press by Marie J Floro.
Graphics by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Photo taken by: Sophie Nakayiza, Adama bakery Oruchinga Refugee Settlement, South Western Uganda: adama-foundation.org
Original & MoBlack Remix mastered by Daniele Mattiuzzi at Wave Life -Turin.
Kintar Remix mixed and mastered by Jonatan Tesei at Hybrid Ibiza. Executive Producer MoBlack

MBR494 - SANDHAUS, KOBAIEN, Sound Of Bam - Zimbabwe (Kintar Remix)

MBR508: Fahlberg - The Light (EP)

Fahlberg is back on MoBlack, yet again showcasing his visionary studio acumen and an extraordinary ability to deliver a multi-dimensional experience through music. Gleaming first, the Stockholm-based DJ/producer casts 'The Light'. A symphony of blissful melodies, poignant riffs and effervescent rhythms, this stunning title track trajects a luminous ascension to celestial paradigms. Fahlberg's dreamy voyage carries on further upon the atmosphere. Layering airy synths, lithe cadences and dewy electronic undulations, 'Above the Clouds' is a soothing saunter through billows of moist rapture. The three-track EP concludes with nascent intimacy through a timeless egress: 'Trust Me' is an idyllic finale, perpetuated by radiant strings, mesmerizing beat patterns, and solacing harmonies. 

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR508 - Fahlberg - The Light (Original Mix)

MoBlack has curated a panoramic soundtrack for your ADE experience - to enjoy from amidst the Dutch capital or in spirit, anywhere in the world. This ten-track compilation is a tessellation of artistic synergy and cross-genre-pollination in true ADE fashion. Helming the VA at the front, Elias remixes The Provincials' "Saba" featuring Božo Vrećo's enigmatic vocals at the marrow. Paris' Ankhoï sustains the blissful vibes, debuting on the label with an uplifting dance litany, 'Hallelujah' before letting Martin HERRS take listeners on a wistful caravan to 'Ramot de Galaad' via clubland. Up next, Savito's seductive rhythmic poetry wafts gracefully through Alegria's ebullient 'Current,' followed by Alessa Khin's effervescent tantric groover, 'Santa Muneca.' MBR 509 pulses forward as Berkan and Orkun Bozdemir re-awaken the aura of the 'Lost Acropolis,' then immerses into the viscous progressions and undulations of Ways of Thinking's 'Antes Esperando.' Propelled by lush ethnic instrumentals, cerebral electronic cadences permeate deeper in Secret Factory's 'Hey Jimmy,' continuing on to ethereal depths through James Deron's devotional rhapsody, 'Ewewo.' Lastly, we leave it up to F/Theme to wrap up this sonic escapade with nothing more timeless than a mesmerizing rendition of Christina Luna's cover of Daft Punk's iconic 'Get Lucky.'

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D'Alessandro.
Tracks no. 1-3-4-6-8-10 mastered by Daniele Mattiuzzi (Wave Life). Executive producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR509 - Ankhoï - Hallelujah

South African artist Blanka Mazimela joins MoBlack Records with "Thula," a three-track EP that embodies his keenness in harmonizing organic instrumentation with meaningful vocals and crisp electronic techniques. Starting "Thula" off radiantly, the title track illuminates Khonaye's evocative poetry with effervescent rhythms, tender melodies and airy undulations, combering through a mesmerizing house groove to finish. Next, the DJ/producer brings in Sobantwana to render poignant balladry at the crux of 'Mamtolo.' Driven by the verve of her croon, the track saunters deep into a kaleidoscope of penetrating cadences, quixotic riffs and cosmic reverie. Circling back home, 'Thula' ends with a riveting revelation. Mingling vulnerability with permeating sound patterns, visceral percussion and pulsating progressions, 'Pray for Me,' is both a juncture for connection and a redemptive procession through dance.

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by kriart.world.
Mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi (Wave Life) Turin.
Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise

MBR513 - Blanka Mazimela - Thula feat. Khonaye  (Original Mix)

Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR514 - Eden Shalev - Papi(Bhabi)

MBR515 - Thee Suka - Mano Mano (Notre Dame Remix)

Up next on MoBlack Records, Pablo Fierro delivers a dynamic reinterpretation of the version of Latrouch of the traditional Tunisian song 'Sidi Mansour,' which he sublimated by the exceptional use of the typically Tunisian instrument Zokra. In 'Yababa' (Tunisian Mix), the Canarian DJ/producer casts a bustling musical sojourn rife with vigorous Near East instrumentals, visceral Afro rhythms and a crisp house groove . Preserving Latrouch's reverent poetry at the marrow, Fierro's rendition uplifts the original's timber while nimbly integrating his unique touch and forward thinking dancefloor perspective. Connecting past and present, pulse and drums, human and divine, Fierro renders yet another timeless masterpiece to the fore. 

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by kriart.world.
Mastering by Peppe Citarella.
Executive producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

Courtesy of Latrouch the original author of Yababa (Sidi Mansour)

MBR522 - Pablo Fierro - Yababa (Tunisian Mix)

MBR524_Frankie Lluc - Burlan

Frankie LLuc joins the MoBlack enclave, delivering his alluring and equally mystical 'Burlan' EP.  Gleaning acumen in studio and behind decks, the DJ/producer casts a dynamic tessellation of mesmerizing rhythms, cerebral electronic modulations and ethereal ebullience; a perfect blueprint for transcending. While effusive vocal and climatic progressions propel both original and remix, Pissi's reinterpretation takes on an Afro House tincture. Teeming with robust percussion, instinctive beat patterns and contagious vitality, this enduring Afro House remix is sure to incite alchemy on dancefloors. 

Press by Marie J Floro.
Photo from Adolph Chevallier (Romanian photographer)  07.11.1881 - 23.04.1963.
Incl. vocals from Ilinca Burlan Group 1938.
Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR524 - Frankie Lluc - Burlan (Pissi Afro Mix)

MBR525: Egeme - No Nginya ft. Sofiya Nzau

Egeme debuts on MoBlack Records with a nurturing sonic journey, driven by Sofiya Nzau’s majestic balladry. Uplifting the lyricist’s croon, “No Nginya” diffuses instinctive instrumentals, finespun melodic progressions and limber electronic tinctures. Unconditional and maternal, poignant and impelling, this versatile perennial anthem can clinch and harbor any dancefloor.

Press by Marie J Floro
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro
Executive producer MoBlack
Distributor Muting The Noise.

MBR525 - Egeme - No Nginya Ft. Sofiya Nzau

One of the most illustrious voices in Afro-House brings together an orchestra of gifted producers, rendering a standout collaboration that vibrates the equilibrium of individuality and harmony. Pulsating Idd Aziz's lyrical balladry at its marrow, "Kibe" gathers Bun Xapa, Rancido and AfroTura to suture an exploration through the mystique of Afro techno and depths of house. An effervescent patchwork of indigenous instruments, airy melodic progressions and sublime synth-driven cadences, "Kibe" oscillates through the emotive swells in Idd Aziz's poignant rasp. A steady pursuit of deep-rooted rhythms, continuously repleting in redemptive discovery and lingering inward vibrations.

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by THISISART.
Mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi - Wave Life.
Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise

MBR537 - Rancido, AfroTura, Bun Xapa & Idd Aziz - Kibe

Kologo virtuoso and Frafra lyricist Stevo Atambire fuels yet another solid masterpiece; breathing life into an upcoming collaboration with Zimbabwean DJ/Producer Nitefreak and Canadian duo, Miishu. In "VOM," the artists each bring in generous heart, soul and craft to the center, rendering synergy that brims with verve and contagious energy. Ignited by propulsive rhythms and a scintillating groove, Atambire's poignant croon harmonizes impeccably with Nitefreak and Miishu's fertile instrumentals and uplifting electronic swells. A concurrence of dynamic beat patterns, elegant inflections and raw musical poetry, "VOM" yields fiery sonic junctures that can set any dancefloor alight. Ever sentient and ever vital.

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR546 - Nitefreak, Miishu ft.Stevo Atambire - VOM (Original Mix)

In "Don't Care Anymore," Jamek Ortega, Maxi Meraki, and Samm converge to navigate a dreamy musical sojourn that showcases dancefloor intuition and emotional acumen within the studio. A melange of immersive rhythms, mesmerizing basslines and limber melodies, the uplifting anthem captures the soothing sensation of buoyance and reprieve. Permeating space with harmonious congruences of elemental instrumentals, elated progressions and finespun resonance, "Don't Care Anymore" creates a refuge that quiets the noise of future and past, rapt in the solace of the very moment.

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR550 - Jamek Ortega, Maxi Meraki, Samm (BE) - Don't Care Anymore

In their upcoming collaboration, Meloko, Utli, and Mont-Rouge embark on a prismatic journey through the City of Love. Fueled by infectious percussion and pulsating basslines, 'Paris' is a vibrant passage into the heart of the French capital. It captures the rhythmic pulse of the city's streets and delves deeply into the intricate historical tapestry and diverse cultural influences that enrich both its physical and metaphorical landscapes.

Dynamic progressions, synth-laced melodies, and poetic harmonies seamlessly intertwine with the soulful essence of house music, creating an irresistible groove that elegantly shifts between nostalgia and buoyancy. This uplifting tribute captures the unique spirit of "Paris," empowering listeners to nurture a sense of place through the universal language of sound and discover a profound sense of belonging through the grounding and unifying power of dance.

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Mastered @PitagoraStudio.
Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR553 - Mont Rouge, Meloko, Utli - Paris

In "If I Could Stop the Sunset", Juan Yarin perpetuates the essence of summer, immersing in the golden hues of twilight and the mesmerizing alchemy of the sun's gradual descent. Through blissful melodies, ethereal vocals and quixotic riffs, the title track captures the exquisite transition of day and night, evoking the poignant sensation of surrendering fully to the moment. Weaving intricate rhythms and sublime electronic nuances, "If I Could Stop the Sunset" treads the horizon, resounding the delicate dance between sky and land, and illuminating the fluidity of time in the solacing semblance of music.

The EP culminates with a stunning tessellation of allusive imagery and luminous soundscapes. Blending intuitive beats with permeating progressions and euphoric resonance, "Mirage" is a nimble construct of emotions and desires—a mystical realm where time is suspended in the beauty of imagination, and dancers become lost in the rapture of their collective illusions. In this breathtaking two-track odyssey, Juan Yarin ignites a dance that transcends the confines of time and space, lingering within until we can keep imagining, lasting perhaps, until forever.

Press by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachel D’Alessandro.
Mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi.
Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR555 - Juan Yarin - If I Could Stop The Sunset

Soldera's journey in the realm of House has captivated dancers and listeners globally through the years. In his "Baianá & Baião" EP, the Brazilian artist's pursuit of deeper, more soulful grooves and traditional instrumentals feature unique reinterpretations of two Barbatuques' timeless classics. In "Baianá," Soldera seamlessly blends the original's infectious rhythms with crisp electronic nuances, creating a harmonious bridge between past and future, the material world and its cosmic dreams. Exuding the nurturing and unwavering vitality of its namesake, "Baianá" marries lush percussion and dreamy soundscapes, as the Barbatuques' uplifting vocals and body-woven instrumentals gleam amidst a vibrant tapestry of enigmatic synths and provocative basslines. Soldera continues to display his seductive prowess with "Baião Afrodisiaco." Igniting the fiery spirit of "Baião Destempero," this rendition celebrates the resilience of its ancestors while paying homage to their enduring culture and artistry. With climactic rhythms, fervent melodies, and tactile instrumentals, this magnetic finale taps into the essence of humanity in music, resonating with the complex emotions that make art everlasting.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR557 - Soldera feat. Barbatuques - Baianá (Original Mix)

Raffa Guido, Moeaike and Nab debut on MoBlack Records, delivering a trio of unique tracks strung together by shared lyrics. First in line, Swiss-based artist Raffa Guido reconnects with his Spanish roots through "Famax." Graced with sultry Iberian undertones and permeating electronic nuances, 'Famax' carries alluring Spanish vocals across a tapestry of dynamic beats, emotive swells, and captivating resonance. Up next, Italian duo, Moeaike inject their deft touch and sublime synergy into "Mala Fama”. Mingling earthy soundscapes with crisp electronic modulations and euphoric melodies, this kaleidoscopic musical journey is rife with luminous strings and timbres. Wrapping up the EP, Tunisian producer NAB yields his edgy interpretation. Fueled by electrifying riffs and viscous rhythms, "Yafama '' weaves raw instrumentals to amplify its vibrations - an effervescent anthem poised to ignite dancefloors. "Famax," "Mala Fama" and "Yafama" all shine in their own right, yet in tandem, celebrate the universal language of music and the emotions that bind humanity at the core.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D'Alessandro.
“Famax” and “Yafama” mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR571 - Raffa Guido - Famax (Original Mix)

MBR571 - Moeaike - Mala Fama (Original Mix)

Dynamic Madrid-based duo Sparrow & Barbossa and Brooklyn's forward-thinking Young Saab to craft an electrifying dance track that transcends genres. Blending rhythm & blues soulfulness with vibrant electro-pop and rhythmic House elements, the artists co-create "Lean Into the Sunshine," letting their artistic synergy evoke intimate emotions and ignite alignment of soul with body. Infused with jazz, Latin influences, and crisp electronica, the sultry gem is an invigorating tessellation of timeless, cross-generational musical styles. The sublime synthesis of its intuitive percussion, permeating resonance, and tender riffs emanate a lasting luminescence, elevating dancers to a more limber state of feeling and deeper sense of connection through motion.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D'Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise

MBR574 - Sparrow & Barbossa, Young Saab - Lean Into The Sunshine

PEATY's upcoming single, "Bamako," transcends mere reinterpretation; it emerges as a sonic griot, deftly intertwining echoes of the past with modern electronic finesse. The gripping resonance of the ngoni within Afel Bacoum’s titular homage to his mentor, Malian musical luminary, “Ali Farka” finds a new dimension, amplified within a vibrant tableau of intricate polyrhythmic patterns, hypnotic percussion and ethereal electronic tinctures. Ali Farka’s unwavering spirit, captured in the 2006 classic, remains steadfast in “Bamako,” undulated by poignant vocals across eras, Bacoum’s rasp, the anchor tethering past to the present. Emanating the deep connection between the two artists through pulsating basslines and iridescent synth layers, PEATY constructs a portal. With timeless harmonies and intuitive rhythms, “Bamako,” underscores that in music, stories and emotions endure—they drift like embers, reigniting, binding moments across the vast expanse of existence.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D'Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise

MBR575 - PEATY - Bamako

In “Tumhe,” Italian DJ/Producer Niki Muxx navigates a spirited sonic odyssey, merging earthy African rhythms with electrifying harmonies. Weaving a vibrant tessellation of sultry guitar riffs, verdant percussion and effervescent cadences, “Tumhe” constructs a kaleidoscopic portal to emotions that resonate deep within. Each finespun string and impulsive drumbeat pulsate with unfiltered expression, establishing a connection that transcends space, stirring both body and soul at the other end of the synergetic interaction. More than just music, "Tumhe" embodies a primal awakening—a ritualistic dance with the elements, uniting us through the sheer, visceral and limber beauty of sound.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D'Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR576 - Niki Muxx - Tumhe

Brooklyn-based artist Cisummi and singer/Kologo maestro Stevo Atambire, joined by Sparrow & Barbossa on remix duties, deliver Afro House anthems that pulse with infectious energy and beckon a profound connection to the present moment. Anchored by Atambire's evocative Frafra poetry, "Dikebo" champions the surrender and liberation of the mind through the mesmerizing force of music. The two-track journey begins with Sparrow & Barbossa's reinterpretation, showcasing the duo’s acclaimed ability to seamlessly blend organic and electronic sounds. Their remix, enriched with Latin and Afro influences and deep electronica, serves as a rhythmic catalyst that transcends cultural and temporal boundaries.

Harmonizing Atambire's soulful rasp with sultry strings, poignant chords, and finespun electronic nuances, the original emerges as a sonic escape. Reflecting a flawless synergy of Cisummi and Atambire's roots and craft, "Dikebo" extends a compelling invitation to shed inhibitions and revel in the euphoria of the here and now. This masterpiece is poised to ignite dancefloors and unite individuals through the cathartic art of dance—ever present and ever alive.


Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR578 - CISUMMI feat. Stevo Atambire - DIKEBO (Sparrow & Barbossa Remix)

Victor Alc's forthcoming release emerges as an electrifying track, poised to hypnotize dance floors in a groove. In "Sudamerica," the Brazilian artist blends Latin influences with Afro rhythms and dynamic percussion, crafting a vibrant musical mosaic that captures the rich diversity of his homeland. Through a harmonic integration of Spanish vocals, orgsnic instrumentals, and subtle electronic riffs, this genre-bending anthem is a captivating sonic journey that beckons listeners to immerse and wander freely in its intricacies. Crossing cultural and musical frontiers, "Sudamerica" sparks a global dance, stirring emotions and movements that resonate within.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR580 - Victor Alc - Sudamérica (Extended Mix)

MoBlack and Tato's forthcoming collaboration stands at the crossroads of emotional resonance and rhythmic vitality. Featuring the captivating vocals of FBC, VHOOR, and Tuyo, ‘Clareou’ weaves poignant melodies and evocative progressions, crafting an experience that stimulates both heart and body. Powered by propulsive rhythms, lush instrumentals, and limber electronic inflections, "Clareou" navigates the intricate spaces between yearning and connection, unfolding as an exploration of meaning within its complex layers of sound. In "Clareou," vulnerability and euphoria coexist in equilibrium, reminding us to feel deeply, move freely, and revel in the dynamic expression of human emotions through music.


Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR583 - MoBlack, Tato - Clareou (ft. FBC, VHOOR & Tuyo) (Extended Mix)

Polish producer Gruwski's forthcoming EP transcends the mundane, weaving together four exquisitely crafted tracks that explore ethereal landscapes and vivid storylines. "Amaya '' begins the journey, navigating through a celestial valley of delicate chords, nutritive rhythms and fluid undulations. The poignant title track delves into the essence of a divine and tranquil world at the juncture of feeling and imagination. The EP ventures further with "Nyami," where captivating wind elements, tender electronic inflections and quixotic resonance create a ceremonial atmosphere that embodies the spirit of the Zambezi's serpentine deity. "Kaliteyo" plunges into a nocturnal jungle alive with vibrant soundscapes and mystical creatures. Driven by childlike curiosity, the track's hypnotic cadences and shadowy nuances blur the lines between the known and the mythical. Amaya EP culminates with a canvas for soulful poetry, satiating Afro rhythms, and mesmerizing riffs."Maremu" is a breathtaking sanctuary that pulsates with the alchemy of the night.

Gruwski's debut is a beautifully intricate mosaic of sound and stories, showcasing an exceptional talent for blending emotion, narrative and melody in a seamless symphony. The four-track saga unveils unseen dimensions, resonating profoundly with emotions and illuminating the vast terrains of human conditions. It positions Gruwski as a visionary conduit for moments of sonic exploration and unforgettable experiences on the dance floor.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR585 - Gruwski - Kaliteyo (Original Mix)

MBR585 - Gruwski - Nyami (Original Mix)

MBR585 - Gruwski - Amaya (Original Mix)

In their forthcoming collaboration, Anis Hachemi and Pouvoir Magique sojourn beyond sound, exploring the profound landscapes of emotion and human connection. Adorned by De Noko's ethereal vocals, "Mosoto'' navigates realms of affection and the soothing cadence of a heart that, while distant, feels intuitively like home. Intertwining lush percussion and tribal instruments with delicate melodies, the track weaves a narrative that oscillates between the thrill of pursuit and the captivating allure of serendipity. Subtle electronic tinctures infuse a crisp groove into Afro rhythms, creating soundscapes that are timeless and vibrant. De Noko's poignant lyrics, both tender and satiating, evoke a love that is both deep and unvoiced, anchored in the complexity and elegance of a Mosotho muse. Within "Mosoto," each note and harmony holds the promise of uncovering something more, in a place where the essence of love pulsates in harmony with the earth's very own rhythm.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR586 - Anis Hachemi, Pouvoir Magique, De Noko -  Mosoto

In the alchemy of Soldera and Cazt’s breathtaking canvas for Dandara Manoela's "Minha Prece," rhythm and resilience craft a blissful narrative destined for the dancefloor. Vibrant percussion and lush rhythms forge a kinetic mosaic, where the poetry of perseverance marries mesmerizing melodies and evocative riffs. The track stands on a foundation marked by driving cadences and buoyant undulations, channeling Manoela's ethereal vocals into a transcendent anthem. As the piece unfolds, "Minha Prece" transforms into an immersive journey of emotion and being, inviting the soul to ascend and the body to move; its rhythmic, a beacon of hope, guiding listeners through the dance of life with grace and conviction.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR587 - Dandara Manoela, Soldera, Cazt - Minha Prece Remix

An upcoming collaboration from Hanna Haïs and Leo Guardo, featuring the soul-stirring vocals of GuguPash, is poised to enchant audiences with its celestial concoction of breathtaking chords and propulsive rhythms. "Angeke" intricately weaves a sonic tapestry that evokes a deep sense of transcendence, elevating into new heights of resilience and hope. GuguPash's vocals propel this sonic journey, imbuing the track with emotional depth that resonates with the soul, while the synergy of Hanna Haïs and Leo Guardo melds their distinct musical signatures into a harmonious blend that captures the quintessential elan of Afro house. As "Angeke" flourishes, it celebrates human agency, showcasing the ethereal power of rhythmic storytelling to inspire strength and perpetuate transformative experiences.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Written and composed by Hanna Haïs, Leo Guardo and GuguPash.
All instruments by Hanna Haïs and Leo Guardo.
All vocals by GuguPash. Produced by Hanna Haïs and Leo Guardo.
Mixed and mastered by Leo Guardo.
Published by Atal Music and Moblack.

(P) 2024 Hanna Haïs, Leo Guardo and GuguPash
(C) 2024 MoBlack Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR588 - Hanna Hais, Leo Guardo, GuguPash  - Angeke

Mayer's "Savaya Night," is an enthralling blend of natural rhythms and enigmatic electronic soundscapes, orchestrating a deep, evocative journey through the alchemy of the night. In this forthcoming single, the Tunisian artist skillfully weaves intricate percussion with nuanced rhythmic patterns, driven by mesmerizing harmonies and insatiable wanderlust. The title track features intuitive beats and subtle melodies , conjuring dreams of expansive, esoteric realms that merge the spiritual with the physical, the somatic and the sacred. As it unfolds, "Savaya Nights" captures the vibrant pulse of lush, secluded paradises, immersing listeners in an atmosphere that resonates with the mystical whispers of the universe.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR589 - MAYER (TN ) - Savaya Nights

"Cheza," Miishu's latest single, radiates as a beacon of bliss. Driven by the sublime symphony of Nyadollar and Nyamal Nyang's vocals, the song emerges as a vitalizing anthem of play and connection. Infused with dynamic Afro rhythms and transcendent electronic waves, "Cheza" propels the soul on a journey of gaiety and mindfulness. As mesmerizing melodies intertwine with visceral instrumentals, the song crafts a sanctuary where solace and inspiration gleam amid chaos and noise. "Cheza" unfolds as a stunning sonic experience, inviting listeners to sway to the spirit of its rhythms and to feel the collective energy of sound, deeply and ever joyously.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR590 - Miishu - Cheza Feat. Nyadollar & Nyamal Nyang (Original Mix)

In 'Ayedema,' Tunisian artist Malek Mhedhbi transcends the conventional boundaries of house music by weaving ethnic mystique with dynamic electronic nuances. The title track is a compelling blend of poignant piano chords and propulsive rhythms, creating a soundscape that feels both timeless and ever present. It's as if Malek is drawing on the past to narrate an unspoken narrative through his melodies, establishing a delicate equilibrium that harmonizes the contrasts in being. Up next, 'Harrisatou,' unfolds with a beautiful tapestry of visceral North African percussion and undulating strings, enveloping listeners in a world that mirrors the rhythms of nature itself. Delicate electronic elements subtly enhance this organic feel, seamlessly connecting the digital with the natural, above as within. Through 'Ayedema,' Malek offers a sonic exploration that sustains a mesmerizing groove, while deepening our understanding of the intricate interplay between our
internal experiences and the external world.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR591 - Malek Mhedhbi - Ayedema

MBR591 - Malek Mhedhbi - Harrissatou

MBR376: Dear Humans - Kidogo (EP)
Release Date 27.03.2020

As another pair of soulful musical expression and its reinterpretation
broadens MoBlack Records' catalog, the label adds another dense
layer to its already complex and rich carapace. L.A. based indieelectronic band Dear Humans, jumps on the afro house label's ship,
traversing a trajectory that stretches both the label's and artist's
breadth, and depth. Kidogo starts off cushioned in coarse earthy
elements, swiftly careened by a simple, steady bass line and budding
percussion. As the narrative sprouts and the marriage of melody and
rhythm illuminates, a colorful cornucopia becomes visible to sensory
capacities beyond the naked eye, narrated by emotional ejection as
delivered by Alex's vocal prowess: "when another one close the door,
see, we are opening up one more
"One more..." Italian duo Armonica returns to the label with their
reimagination of Alex & Corey's centerpiece, brushing a bit of
ruggedness and dancefloor sense and percipience from their tenure
in both DJing and production. Never losing grip of the vim and vigor
at the original's core, Armonica's remix, more tenacious in speed,
ambitious in timbre, enhances Kidogo's mobility and moves freely
into all doors unlocked by bodies in the state of dance.

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Dear Humans - Kidogo (Armonica Remix) *Premiere [MoBlack Records]

MBR383: Manybeat - El Tiempo
Release Date 15.05.2020

“El Tiempo” is an Afrohouse made with a drum machine, an acoustic bass, an African
balafon, a very sentimental guitar, subtle synthesizers, very enveloping violins with
harmonies made from the heart, the touch of a soul voice, set in a apocalyptic world and
with the final touch: the innocent voices of children echoing in our ears and our conscience.
     "Time is passing and there is no turning back," says the lyrics of this song based on the
scriptures. When “Manybeat” made this song, he was thinking about the warning that the
earth is giving us. Wars, pandemics, natural disasters, the selfish business world and life
itself is giving us a sign of something much greater: "A great tribulation."
      The faith of man is diminishing and the voices of "the children" warn us that we can
become aware of all these matters if we pay attention to our surroundings and the
prophecies.
      This is a track that reaches the soul with its incredible tones. When deejays around the
world touch it, they are going to make the audience stunned and think about how to
improve their lives; that it is time to embrace our children, our friends, our family and
implore God to intervene in the land that we ourselves are destroying with our selfishness.
     "I'm here" says the chorus of male voices, giving a touch of responsibility to this work.
As we dance and sing "El Tiempo" it gives us a loving blow to the heart, and that is the
main purpose of this track according to its creator "Manybeat".

Licensed from Union Records .

Manybeat - El Tiempo (Original Mix) *Premiere [MoBlack Records]

MBR404: Bonga - Mona Ki Ngi Xica (Pablo Fierro Remix)

As the earth’s axial tilt switches gears, Canary Islands born and bred virtuoso Pablo Fierro
returns to MoBlack Records and resurrects the iconic Mona Ki Ngi Xica by none other than the
African revolutionary Knight, Bonga. A versatile and accomplished dj/producer, Tenerife’s
musical prodigy parses the 70’s original, injecting a bit of pep into its step to pique the soulful
danceability out of the legendary Angolan folk and semba singer/songwriter, born Jose Adelino
Barcelo de Carvalho’s saudade-saturated and politically charged requiem. Nestled in Latin
infused rhythms and romantic acoustics, Bonga’s effusive rasp cracks Fierro’s crisp beats,
tropical groove and voltaic fusillades, rendering a delicate 5:39 minute sojourn that captures and
retains the complexity of uncertainties from its time or any other, for that matter. Whether in
post/Colonial Angola where Mona Ki Ngi Xica was born, or within the exiled humanity of today,
MBR404 pins the universality of loneliness but handles it through curative motion all at once - a
perfect antidote for longing and no less importantly, soothing reprieve in any, even imagined,
dancefloor!

Press by Marie J Floro
Photo Credit to: N'Krumah Lawson-Daku / Location: Paris / France, Date/ August 2016).
Graphics by Kriart.world
Release date: 09.10.2020

Bonga - Mona Ki Ngi Xica (Pablo Fierro Remix) *Premiere [MoBlack Records]

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