COLORS premieres the gorgeous new single from emerging South African singer/songwriter TheSymphny titled ‘Break Me Down’. Serving as the follow up to singles ‘Honour For Life’ and ‘Up For You’ both of which were released earlier this year, ‘Break Me Down’ sees the Johannesburg-based artist croon his way into our hearts with his gentle, soulful tones sweeping across the equally rich and soothing instrumentation with ease. Dive into the spellbinding single premiering at COLORS here, it’s an absolute stunner.

South African producer YoursTruly shares ‘Dreaming In Colour’, an eclectic collection of R&B-infused tracks packed with soul. Over the course of the project’s seven tracks, YoursTruly paints smooth sonic soundscapes that serve as the perfect backdrop for the myriad of collaborators such as Ammo Moses, Naye Ayla, Coco and more work their magic. The combination of YoursTruly’s brilliant production and the vocalists’ stirring tones are a match made in heaven – an absolute must listen!

TheSymphny establishes himself as one of the most exciting artists to come out of South Africa with his stellar ‘Moments’ EP. The three-track project wonderfully encapsulates the rising artist’s poignant and self-reflective songwriting whilst sombre yet sophisticated soundscapes serve as the perfect backdrop to his endearing tones. With singles ‘Back To You’ and ‘Let You Go’, TheSymphny creates a soothing atmosphere, one that comforts and consoles from start to finish.

Originally from Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but currently based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Grace-Attalie’s striking debut EP ‘Polluted’ is arguably one of the most intriguing and exciting things you’ll hear. Each of the project’s three brilliant and exploratory songs unravels and showcases a different layer to the singer/songwriter’s exceptional musicality – whether it’s the infectious melodies and unique vocal delivery on ‘Eggshell’ or the haunting atmospherics on ‘Sombre Storm’, Grace-Attalie keeps you on your toes from start to finish.

Born into a Christian family in Makwarela, a small town in the northern region of South Africa, Unarine Rambani learned how to produce music, play the drums and piano at a church founded by his parents. Dubbed “The Venda Pop Star” by his growing fan base, the 22-year-old producer/songwriter/vocalist recently dropped a 6 track EP ‘Wavy Baby’, his second commercially released project.

The first track, entitled ‘Good Intentions’ (featuring songstress Thabsie), gently lures the audience into his world, offering a melodic fusion of genres from reggae, soul and trap. This is evident in stand-out track “Murder” which features Nigerian-based singer and songwriter Shayee-Shay and co-producer C-Tea. Una Rams describes the EP as “a love story about a boy and a mermaid. And I know it’s the craziest thing to say to anyone but it’s because a lot of people get into relationships when they are both from 2 different worlds, things fall through the cracks because you don’t understand each well enough, so this EP takes you through the different stages of the relationship, and unfortunately it’s not a happy ending.”