Maiuko
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Described
by Time Out magazine as a Mozambican "nu-soul diva" and blessed
with a voice that has been likened to “a less raspy Macy Gray, or even
the dulcet jazz tones of Erykah Badu” (Wax), Maiuko has developed a song
writing skill with a little inspiration from the likes of Billie Holiday,
Hugh Masekela, Bjork and Massive Attack. She writes and sings about the
experiences of her journey through life. Her music embraces tribal feels
laced with melancholic South African jazz driven by lo-fi old soul and
trip-hop grooves.
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"Maiuko, Lake Maiuko? Who is she, what is she? How to describe her music? Afro-jazz? Nu-soul? Afro-fado? Luso-zouk? Blues? To be honest, I don’t really much care! Call it what you will! All I know is that it’s great music, and it makes me feel good!" Read the full review by Adelina Pereira Photo Credit - Dan Desbourgh
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