Fishermen song

AMAPIANO SOUNDSYSTEM -  La Boheme feat Mo Laudi, Trave Beats, DJ Snowboy

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Mo Laud - vibrate!

Once Upon A Time (unreleased)

The end of the world(unfinished symphony, unreleased)

Summer In Paris

Paris Afro House Club Feat. DJ Oji, Woody Brown

https://open.spotify.com/track/3jdyhId5dmegMrjy2PbEAV?si=a0f4fb8bfecd4a43

Lerato laka(My love) Mo Laudi  feat DJ Satelite, Max Hoba

Sowa part II - Mo Laudi feat  Fatoumata Diawara

03/02/2018 – PARIS, FRANCE

23/02/2018 - KIEV, UKRAINE

03/03/2018 – LE PORT, REUNION  

15/03/2018 - PARIS, FRANCE

29/03/2018 – STRASBOURG, FRANCE

20/04/2018 – SINGLE LAUNCH PARTY, JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA

27/04/2018 – PARIS, FRANCE

04/05/2018 – LA SIRENE, LA ROCHELLE, FRANCE

12/05/2018 – LE JAZZ SOUS LES POMMIERS FESTIVAL COUTANCES, FRANCE

25/05/2018 - AERONEF, LILLE, FRANCE
02/06/2018 – ANGOULEME FESTIVAL, FRANCE

05/06/2018 – MIDEM, CANNES, FRANCE

16/06/2018 - LE SUCRE, LYON, FRANCE

22/06/2018 - SOLIDAYS, PARIS, FRANCE

02/07/2018 – LE RENCONTRES D'ARLES, FRANCE

05/07/2018 – MARSEILLE, FRANCE

06/07/2018 - NICE, FRANCE

11/07/2018 – DEBONAIRE, PARIS, FRANCE

15/07/2018 – AFROPUNK, PARIS, FRANCE

02/08/2018 - BIENNALE INTERNATIONALE SAINT PAUL DE VENCE

31/08/2018 - PARK, LISBON, PORTUGAL

03/08/2018 - VENICE FILM FESTIVAL, ITALY

08/09/2018 - BERLIN BIENNALE CLOSING PARTY, GERMANY

05/10/2018 - 1988 LIVE CLUB, RENNES FRANCE

19/10/2018 - NANCY JAZZ PULSATIONS, NANCY 

27/10/2018 - MONTREAL, CANADA

10/11/2018 - L’ODEON, TREMBLAY EN France



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Mo Laudi - Afrodisiac

Submerge feat. Laeti

Coming OUT 4th MAY 2025!!! https://open.spotify.com/artist/3jWjZtXKLucI8YSgshXJhW?si=kGXBCCRXRDixR7jk4cuoAg

Sowa part III (Paris Afro House Club remix)

https://open.spotify.com/artist/3jWjZtXKLucI8YSgshXJhW?si=Jr8iqn7FSoqta_KmQVvcZQ

Shallipopi - Laho (Dlala Thukzin, Argento Dust , Mo Laudi remix)

Innovative South African producer, composer, DJ, curator, and artist Mo Laudi consistently pushes boundaries with his genre-defying explorations across sound and diverse media. On his latest release, Mo Laudi invites acclaimed London-based producer and remixer Simbad (aka SMBD)—celebrated for his deep, soulful rhythms and pared-down electronic grooves—to reinterpret the uplifting track "Shine Again." Simbad transforms the original into a raw, minimal dancefloor anthem, tailor-made for sun-drenched summer days and hypnotic late-night sessions.

download!
https://molaudi.bandcamp.com/track/sunshine-smbd-summer-dub

Mo Laudi  Sunshine (SMBD Summer Dub)

Ne ke kopa legapu( Can I have a watermelon) - Mo Laudi featuring Amapiano Soundsystem

Mo Laudi - Brown Sugar 25

never meant to do you wrong

back in abu dhabi - instrumental

Al Khaleej

upcoming track with the 2 times Grammy Award winning Angelique Kidjo and the Gotan Project founder, Philippe Cohen Solal

Afro Bolero -Mo laudi, Angelique Kidjo, Philippe Cohen Solal MASTER FULL MIX 23.02.16

06 O Tio (Mo Laudi's Deep Afro Mix)

'Berlin techno meets SA house'

Ubuntu is a special word in South African culture, it means togetherness, Humanity, Compassion.

The beats are traditional a mixture ceremony Venda drums for calling the rain, and spiritual drums from Ghana, drums for worship to the ancestors. The rhythm is as ancient as the earth, then layered with a classic Chicago house 4 to the floor kick, 
The snare reminds the listener of Township music mixed with north African Coupe de cale.

The synth is reminiscent of a dark morphed German techno track, it come in and fades to the back creating the impression of being under water the grasping for a air then finally reaching the shore on the chorus 

The bass is distant almost hip hop but not quite, but pulsating in the backdrop, Together the marriage of these sounds creates an infectious groove that break borders.

'In this track I wanted to show my influences, my view of a borderless world where you can travel without restrictions, no visas, no walls, but the music takes you somewhere if you listen deep enough'.

01 The Rebirth Of Ubuntu

From the EP Paris Afro House Club

Daniel needs no introduction, hanging out with Diplo in the early days, being the pioneer of bringing baile funk to Europe with his Man recording label. Over the years he was drawn to more sounds from LusaAfro Angola, carbo Verde, Mosambique. His remix of O tio is absolutely brilliant!!!

check out the rest of the EP
https://idol.lnk.to/ParisAfroHouseClub

Copyright: Globalisto

O Tio - Mo Laudi  (Daniel Haaksman Remix)

'Por Cima featuring Flavia Coelho is the 1st single from the 2nd EP, Jozi Acid out on Globalisto June 16th. It is a Story about a relationship coming to an end, heartbreak and catharsis.  Mo Laudi reinvents a new sound of South Africa fusing Acid house, elements of Gqom and Coupe de cale and he calls it Jozi Acid'

Pre order  here  https://idol.lnk.to/JoziAcid

Por Cima Feat. Flavia Coelho

Delilah - Mo Laudi feat Michelle Blades is out today on Globalisto

https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/delialah-feat-michelle-blades/id1246379035?i=1246379542

Delilah the second single from Mo Laudi's Jozi Acid which is coming out 1st september, is a story of heartbreak sang by Mexican-Panamanian songstress Michel blades. her sensual vocal's convey an emotional void where love once was but now no more. 

'Its a nostalgic song, longing for tenderness with a 50s surf rock melodies and the same time there is this sunny South African rhythms underlining the base to create a hipnotic  groove'

Jozi Acid

Delialah (feat. Michelle Blades)

Dance Inside of You

Tigerstyle

Dance Inside of You (feat. Rocky)

POP CHAMPAGNE  - KIKI DIALLO FEAT FISTAZ MIXWELL, MO LAUDI

Just got back to Paris, after a second trip touring in South Africa, I'm  settling in back to production, I started the track trying to do an Amapiano vibe, but the French disco influences took over. its became what it became which I quite enjoy, I loved the process of making it, here is a free download, hope you like

La boheme - Charles Aznavour(Mo Laudi remix)

Invited by Sammy Baloji to delve into the historic preparatory research for Johari - Brass Band and hours of music archives, Mo Laudi has connected this to his own archive to construct a soundscape that form parallels between Congo and South Africa via New Orleans and France, questioning the shared pan-African experience of appropriation, of exploitation of natural resources and Black bodies.

Legend has it that, once a week on Sundays, the slaves in New Orleans were “allowed” to congregate and dance in Congo Square. When the occupying French military hurriedly headed for Haiti in the late 18th century, they left behind their brass instruments which were instantly taken up by the local communities who went on to develop innovative and now world-renowned music styles. Complex syncopated drum patterns, lung-based rhythmics, grooves and claps became ingrediency that formulated Jazz.

Mo Laudi recalls that his first experiences of brass bands in South Africa were the local ‘Ga Molepo Church’ as well as the ZCC, Zion Christian Church: “they performed with gusto and had such a groove about them”. His sonic composition references the hybrid spirituality that merged religious celebrations and African traditions such as dinaka/kiba (the traditional music of the Sotho people), the Hip Hop and RnB samplings of the HBCU (Historical Black Colleges and Universities) brass bands as recently highlighted by cultural purveyors such as Beyoncé at her Coachella Homecoming performance.

Congo Square in D# Minor merges multi-layered influences: how slaves re-appropriated Western wind instruments (the metal of which had often been extracted from African mines), trumpets, tubas, trombones, French horns appear, mixed like a Gumbo dish, with African roots, Black and Creole roots of Jazz inspired by Congo Square, samples from a jazz funeral, a New Orleans tradition of burying the dead by having a ‘second line’ street procession, found recordings of the Congo river, funeral processions in South Africa, scarification ceremonies in Congo, the horns blowing in a call-and-response unison creating a trance atmosphere capturing collective spirituality. It also includes extracts from a lecture by Dr. Howard Nicholas on the role of economics, how international institutions are under-developing Africa and how rich countries take advantage of poor countries by exploiting raw materials such as copper with no decent retribution.

Mo Laudi’s proposed playlist of 100 tracks attempts a fusion of the plethoric history and currency of brass bands worldwide and the interconnected influence of marching bands, African and European music and performance on popular culture.

Congo Square in D# minor

◾️𝙳𝙹 𝙿𝚛𝚘𝚍𝚞𝚌𝚎𝚛
◾️𝙰𝚏𝚛𝚘 𝙷𝚘𝚞𝚜𝚎 -𝙰𝚏𝚛𝚘𝚃𝚎𝚌𝚑 -𝚃𝚎𝚌𝚑 - 𝙼𝚎𝚕𝚘𝚍𝚒𝚌 -𝙷𝚘𝚞𝚜𝚎- 𝙰𝚖𝚊p𝚒𝚊𝚗𝚘
◼️B𝚘𝚘k𝚒𝚗g: 𝚍j𝚖𝚘𝚕𝚊𝚞𝚍𝚒@𝚐𝚖𝚊𝚒𝚕.𝚌𝚘𝚖

'underground legend'

'Spearheading the London Afro House scene' - Arise Magazine 2008


Artist

 Weapons(of mass Belief), Radioclit, Joburg Project, The Very Best

'deftly mixing'- Sunday Times 2006

'Eclectic' - Time Out London 2007

'Spearheading the London Afro dance scene' - Arise Magazine 2008

'Spin Maestro' - Destiny Magazine 2012
 

From opening for Miriam Makeba, The Editors, Skindred, Jamming With Damon Albarn,Rachid Taha to playing alongside Jamie XX, Carl Craig. Moloko, Mathew Herbert, Flying Lotus, Mo laudi has come a long way from Polokwane, South Africa

 Past Festivals:
Fuji Rock(Japan) 
Glastonbury(United Kingdom) 
SXSW (United States of America) 
Laneways(Australia)
Martizik Electropical (Matinique)
Pitchfork (United states)
Stop Making Sense (Croatia)
Dissonanze 9 (italy)
Melt (Germany)
Les Plages Electroniques (france)
Nuits Sonores (france)
Electricity (France)
Lake of Stars (Malawi)
Sakifo (Reunion Island)
Big Chill (United Kingdom)
Roskilde (Denmark)
Perth Festival (Australia)
Rockness (Scotland)
Sasquatch (United States)
Gurtern (Switerland)
Rise (United Kingdom)
Milhoes de festa(Portugal)
Rise(united Kingdom)
Paleo(Switzerland)
Dour  (Belgium)
Big Green Gathering(United Kingdon)
Cultures of the World(Abu Dhabi)
Norient(Switzerland)
Panorama(France)

Multi-disciplinary artist, composer and producer, Mo Laudi’s work questions race, mobility, erasure, post-colonial ideologies. It connects with spirituality, African knowledge systems, Afro-Futurism to form new ways to understand the multiplicities of cultures. Recent experimentations have led him to develop a new visual language in paintings, collages, videos and ceramics. 
He proposes new perspectives in the field of sound installations. Informed by his South African roots, he is renowned for his key contributions to Afro-Electronic music from a London base during the first decade of the millennium and, since then, from Paris. Mo Laudi experiments with sound as material. He creates sonic landscapes, mixing vocals, textures and rhythms with his core knowledge and experience of art, fashion, dance, design and music as sociopolitical critique of society.

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