Kubali, by MC YALLAH X DEBMASTER

Kubali

by MC YALLAH X DEBMASTER

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1.	TT12 01:22	buy track
2.	Kubali 02:24	buy track
3.	Nasonga 03:28	buy track
4.	TT32V2 01:28	buy track
5.	Teba Kuda Mabega 02:51	buy track
6.	Sifa Leero 03:15	buy track
7.	TT145 02:03	buy track
8.	Balibanyoma 03:28	buy track
9.	Dunia 02:30	buy track
10.	Sifa Leero (Gangsta Edition) 03:21	buy track
11.	TT26 01:37	buy track

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****Boomkat Review *****
Hakuna Kulala run out their first album with ‘Kubali’, revolving MC Yallah’s fiercely controlled delivery matched by rugged riddims from Debmaster.

A prime showcase of east Africa’s incredibly fertile electronic dance music scene, ‘Kubali’ catches Uganda-born, Kenya-based MC Yallah step on and off 11 seriously ruffshod productions blessed with the best of both scuzzy industrial fetish styles and up-to-the-second global bass/trap movements.

The mode is slow but urgent, toggling the gauge between Debmaster’s pressurised instrumentals and Yallah’s hot gobs of fire in a manner that recalls The Bug’s workouts with warrior Queen as much as a nastier version of Equiknoxx and Shanique Marie or a colourful counter to Coucou Chloe’s work with Sega Bodega.

Bookended by fractious reflections of their sonic environment int he shopped up vocals of ‘TT12’ and the distorted scenes of chants and percussion in ‘TT26’, the session flows thru big vocal highlights in the cold ragga slam of ‘Kubali’, the blown-out, shark-eyed killer ‘Teba Kuda Mabega’, their clash of sour sirens with demonic dembow bumps in ‘Malbanyoma’, and the grimy swagger of ‘Sifa Leero (Gangsta Edition)’. But that’s not to discount the smart placement of Debmaster’s succinct, scowling instrumentals, strung out between the bashy rogue ‘TT32v2’ and the psychoactive militancy of ‘TT145.’

100% bad as fuck.

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released September 23, 2019

Mastering at Declared Sound
Artwork by Kind Gringo

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HAKUNA KULALA Kampala, Uganda

For Bookings: hakunakulala0@gmail.com

Club explorations from the East African and Congolese Electronic Underground and beyond.

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26th January - CTM Festival, Berlin

9th February - Concrete, Paris

22nd February - Sonic Acts Festival, Amsterdam

2nd March - Elevate Festival, Graz

8th March - Mutek Festival, Barcelona

18th July - Sónar Festival, Barcelona ... more

discography

Kyusa Embela

Nov 2019
Kubali

Sep 2019
Slip A

Sep 2019
Tong Gweno

Oct 2019

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