Sauti Sol

Eeh.

Tunaambia leo, leo ni set ya Sauti Sol.

Aah!

[laughter]

Eeh, kile kilichopita-

Ushapangia Sauti Sol na Wanamapango albamu ya koko kwa heaven.

Wee! [laughter] Brother.

Alafu tukasho ka-remix Michael Jackson na Beyoncé.

You don't wanna hear that? No.

Sauti Sol? Nope.

What do you wanna listen to? You want, like, some slow Marvin Gaye ass shit? And guess what? It's not that the, the rhythm of sex will be that, it never is, but there's something about that tone that the second I hear that, I, like, just, I'm, I'm some- I'm someone else.

So give me an example of a perfect sex song for you.

Amanda?

For me, I think it would be Live and Die in Africa by Sauti Sol.

I have been having conversations with young people about what they think about mobility within the continent, and a sentence that struck me once was someone who said, "Free movement is Mama Africa's gift to us." And I sat with that statement for a very long time and thought about it, and I think that this song sort of reflects that, right? That not every African young person wants to go out of the continent.

Most people just want to have the ability to move within the continent, either for tourism or for different reasons.

Mm.

Because Brian Babu is the same guy who styles, let me start, Sauti Sol.

Mm.

And Sauti Sol did not look the same all those years.

Mm.

Brian Babu, the whole of Kodong' Clan.