Fresh and popping
Vibrant music videos make waves locally
As Namibia heads into summer and ultimately the festive season, these releases are leading the charge: fresh, popping and made to move to.
With summer around the corner, Namibian artists have released songs designed to dominate the season, accompanied by stunning visuals that showcase both creativity and cultural flair.
Here’s a closer look at some of the latest music videos fresh out of Namibia, already sparking conversations and racking up streaming numbers.
Too Much – DJ Vuyo
Released on Thursday, 31 July, DJ Vuyo’s latest single, ‘Too Much’, arrives with an equally captivating music video directed by Mepani M. With sleek production credits including DidiReloaded as cinematographer, editor and colourist, and fashion styling by Kati Cotton and Tukwatheni, the video oozes a polished aesthetic. Visually vibrant and sonically addictive, the song is positioned to become a summer anthem.
Skroef Fontein – SQ Musiq & DJ Thexa ft. DJ Spuzza & Lvmu
Amapiano continues its stronghold in Namibia with ‘Skroef Fontein,’ an infectious collaboration blending rhythm and lyrical dexterity. DJ Spuzza and Lvmu deliver tight verses, while the music video, set against the backdrop of Windhoek’s lively nightlife, has already racked up over 56 000 YouTube views in under ten days. It’s a cultural timestamp of Namibia’s evolving urban scene.
Congratulations – Manxebe
Kwaito meets reggae-dancehall in Manxebe’s ‘Congratulations’, an introspective yet uplifting track chronicling his journey through adversity to success. The visuals mirror the song’s emotional depth, capturing Manxebe’s growth and resilience. The relatability of the lyrics has resonated widely, making the song a favourite among fans.
Celebrate – Mr Makoya
While on a recent tour in the United States, Mr Makoya shot the video for his latest single ‘Celebrate’ in Chicago, marking his second invitation from the Namibian community in America. With an infectious hook and vibrant footage from the Windy City, the song lives up to its title, radiating joy and triumph. It’s a track with undeniable replay value and cross-continental appeal.
VIDEO LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tliCf3TJT7c&list=RDtliCf3TJT7c&start_radio=1
Here’s a closer look at some of the latest music videos fresh out of Namibia, already sparking conversations and racking up streaming numbers.
Too Much – DJ Vuyo
Released on Thursday, 31 July, DJ Vuyo’s latest single, ‘Too Much’, arrives with an equally captivating music video directed by Mepani M. With sleek production credits including DidiReloaded as cinematographer, editor and colourist, and fashion styling by Kati Cotton and Tukwatheni, the video oozes a polished aesthetic. Visually vibrant and sonically addictive, the song is positioned to become a summer anthem.
Skroef Fontein – SQ Musiq & DJ Thexa ft. DJ Spuzza & Lvmu
Amapiano continues its stronghold in Namibia with ‘Skroef Fontein,’ an infectious collaboration blending rhythm and lyrical dexterity. DJ Spuzza and Lvmu deliver tight verses, while the music video, set against the backdrop of Windhoek’s lively nightlife, has already racked up over 56 000 YouTube views in under ten days. It’s a cultural timestamp of Namibia’s evolving urban scene.
Congratulations – Manxebe
Kwaito meets reggae-dancehall in Manxebe’s ‘Congratulations’, an introspective yet uplifting track chronicling his journey through adversity to success. The visuals mirror the song’s emotional depth, capturing Manxebe’s growth and resilience. The relatability of the lyrics has resonated widely, making the song a favourite among fans.
Celebrate – Mr Makoya
While on a recent tour in the United States, Mr Makoya shot the video for his latest single ‘Celebrate’ in Chicago, marking his second invitation from the Namibian community in America. With an infectious hook and vibrant footage from the Windy City, the song lives up to its title, radiating joy and triumph. It’s a track with undeniable replay value and cross-continental appeal.
VIDEO LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tliCf3TJT7c&list=RDtliCf3TJT7c&start_radio=1
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