Sauti Sol finally drop much-awaited 13-track album (Audio)

The Kenyan boy-band group has proven their roots in the African culture with their latest music releases that have taken over the African airwaves.

A touch of class amidst a bit of the African costume, melodies that have proven mightier than the commonly-adopted Western accent and costumes and all this has kept them relevant along their journey.

Friday, June 5, Midnight Train dropped like earlier promised and we just can´t keep calm. With a touch of Swahili, some Luhya there and some bit of English here. A blend that speaks of the diversity of the East African culture.

Lead vocalist and song-writer, Bien Aime stated:

We have songs that have meaning and somebody somewhere will connect to every experience that has been sang in that album.

Vocalist and band member, Chimano divulged that the debut album not only describes their journey – the milestones covered but also the prospective future of their music careers.

We´ve had an amazing journey so far and it´s like an ever moving train. Each time we make it to a destination we realize the road doesn´t stop there. We continue to better ourselves and look forward to bringing our fans along with us as we grow.

A 13-track album inclusive of: Midnight Train, Insecure, Feel My Love, Brighter Days, Nenda Lote, Suzanna, Set Me Free, My Everything, Wake Up, Sober, Rhumba Japani and Disco Matanga that features South Africa´s young music sensation Sho Madjozi.

Midnight Train stands as the group´s fifth studio album under their first major label, Universal Music Africa. Produced by Andre Harris, one associated with the likes of Justin Beiber, Kanye West and Jill Scott.

And since it´s weekend, there is no better way to welcome the new month, amidst a national lock-down and indoor policy.

The debut album can be accessed on Spotify, Google Play, YouTube definitely, Boomplay, Deezer, Apple Music and iTunes Store.

Make your pick and Enjoy! Here´s one of the singles off the album.