hold me when it's cold: a mixtape

closer2you

hold me when it's cold (feat. Mikhalé Jones)

cut the lights

next2me

rendezvous (feat. Nanette)

ndo tou rali (feat. Mizo Phyll & Maeywon)

vault.

artwork generated by OpenAI's Dall-E 2

you [prod. C-Tea, Rendition, Una Rams]

SOS (feat. Mikhalé Jones)

bebé

bebé (feat. Tron Pyre)

hold me when it's cold: the cuddle pack

Pull Up (feat. Ammo Moses)

Body Party

2AM (feat. Rowlene & Sandile M)

ilikeyou

UN-CUSS is a debut joint project by Una Rams and Abucus. We basically try to create by ignoring influences from the current music scene.

SUGAR FREE LAWS

The first single off of PINK MOON. Peeked at no. 3 on DJ DooWap's Hot99Dubstep on Yfm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efQBf0kP9cA

SOUHT || Video link in description

HEARTBREAKS are deadly.
BRIDGES over troubled waters.
the PINKMOON is upon us

BRIDGES & HEARTBREAKS

Love. Heartbreaks. Happy. Sad. The PINK MOON is upon you

SHE DON'T LOVE ME  :(

I WANT LEMONS(demo)

Testify Ft Dr Jazz

Intergalactic

MANY MOONS

love?

iloveyou

We all need someone.

VISUALS:  
https://youtu.be/-XRbXX4YaG0

Nobody | Video link in description

TOM ft. Una Rams - Love+Setbacks (Prod. Una Rams)

Girls like you look good,but they're bad bads.

Single

Girls Like You

Girls Like You (Prod. Una Rams + C-Tea)

(Single)

Monies

Una Rams x Espacio Dios - Another Song About You (ASAY)

Before the video drops, the team decided to cook up some remixes for "Nobody".

Enjoy!!!!

Nobody (The Remixes)

Nobody (Rendition Remix)

Cotton Candy

Cotton Candy (Prod. BLFR)

When Una Rams is in the booth with C-Tea on the beat, it’s almost impossible not to get a song that doesn’t make you want to wind your waist. Fusing smooth reggae soundscapes to contemporary jazz elements, Una Rams’s single, “SHY” is an invitation to love.
The 3-minute single, sees Una crooning about a lover who has struck him with the best of their qualities, but more so about his own willingness to show up for love. The downtempo instrumental elicits a desire to slow whine under dim lighting with a lover or perhaps a private moment shared between newlywed married couples on their honeymoon. In no surprise, Una finds the best words to describe an open call to love without reserve.
With a hook like, “You ain’t gotta be shy”, “SHY” immediately makes you want to sing along. As the newest offering from Una Rams, this joint makes it clear that Una Rams, while formerly betrayed in love, is still a man under romance. 

– Misa Narrates

crush

It is that time of the year where Una Rams is teasing fans
with his much anticipated return. He teams up with
likeminded singer and songwriter Shekhinah to bring us
something soulful just in time for the summer over the
signature Afrobeats sound which the artist has been
experimenting with on with his latest projects.

The release follows his hit single 'shy' that will form part of
his upcoming EP 'crush'. The new music is anchored by
themes of pursuing love, as well as navigating relationships
as a young man who is open to the vulnerability of it all. The
forthcoming record 'sixth sense' is produced by (and also
features C-Tea) who Una Rams has worked with extensively
on previous records - citing him as the 40 to his Drake.
“Meeting him was the equivalent to those two meeting.
We’re always going to make hits together”, Rams expresses
about the collaboration with his longtime friend.

On working with Shekhinah, he expresses that the feature
was a no brainer because she is someone who is incredibly
gifted and her voice would’ve been immaculate on any track.
He goes on to explain that the song Sixth Sense came about
during a session with C-Tea in 2018. “Once the beat was
done, it kind of felt a bit spooky but still beautiful and sexy
so I started writing about a love that you try to keep away from the world”, Rams expresses.

sixth sense is a 4-minute long summary of how his
relationships have been historically handled. It plays on the
idea that being hyper-visible makes you want to keep certain
moments to and only for yourself and the person they
belong to. The song is also a play on the classic 1999 thriller
where Bruce Willis plays a psychologist treating a child who
can see ghosts. “I kind of compare my love interest in this
sense to a ghost because the rest of the world can’t see
them, but I can”, he explains as he dives into the concept of the single.

“Shekhinah gave a beautiful rendition and expanded on this
concept once I explained it to her. It just fit perfectly”. The end result is what he gets most excited about. With C-Tea originally being from Ghana and singing “ɔsaman” (meaning ghost in Akan) along with Una incorporating Venda into the song which he does so well; he also pays
homage to legendary Venda artist Colbert Mukwevho on the
track. Sixth Sense captures the essence of Mukwevho’s
philosophy, “what happens in my family does not need other people”.

The upcoming record and EP will ultimately be a collection
of experiences over the past two years over a fusion of
cultures, rhythms, love stories and cryptic messages and a
not so cryptic love for love; and love for the continent and all its treasures.

- Naledi Sibisi

sixth sense

sixth sense (+ c-tea, shekhinah)

Telling a story...

general enquiries: info@unarams.com
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