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Ne re lwa;  or, Straight out of Kgomotso.

Produced by TheNairobinomad 
Mastered by Sandman

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REPUBLIC

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Blinks; or, How Kaffirs make Pellegrini look in the winter or all my aunt's children are autistic.

For Thabo,everyone.

For Thabo, Everyone.

Understand that I am coming

HUMAN STORIES

Heads are drawn to this song for its mastery and dexterity of delivery blended with the vulnerability portrayed. Especially since it was dropped early in B.O.Ms career when nobody really gave an ear only to be blasted with what many still consider to be his Magnus opus.  

Saturday is loved for both it's production and vocal delivery. Aldrin puts in a valiant effort in his premiere collaboration with the Kgomotso native and the two distant Khoisan descendents unload a world of casual yet thought provoking and melancholic feel that catapulted the lyrical prowess of B.O.M to really pull him to the levels of Beast on [the] Mic as perhaps his initials may suggest. 

The Visualiser is available on Youtube: https://youtu.be/Gr4t6UPhUz8

The lyrics on Genius too :
https://genius.com/The-bom-saturday-lyrics

as well as an option to download on slikouronlife:
https://www.slikouronlife.co.za/song/96418/saturday

Saturday

Charlie; or, How they said nothing grows in The Kgalagadi.

The fourth single from Theirs: an E.P. B.O.M nonchalantly talks about his focus and how that sets him apart from the rest of the industry.The song is a cover of the Mac Miller song "Fight the feeling". With references of "set it off" and one of its titular cast members Jada Pinkett Smith he not only talks about but demonstrates how he snaps when an instrumental is ever turned on.

HUMAN STORIES

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