Moksi's First Solo Album Signals a Bright New Chapter: Listen

Whereas Moksi’s cut up could have come as a shock to us all, Samir Ait Moh hasn’t missed a beat, releasing his first solo album.

Out through Yellow Claw’s Barong Household imprint, Moksi Crew is the beginning of a brand new chapter for Moksi, permitting him to flourish as a solo artist for the primary time. He weaves between genres throughout every of the album’s 12 tracks, flowing from their pioneering bass home sound to techno, minimal and every part in between. It is in the end a career-defining transfer for Moksi, proving that no obstacles can stand in his method.

The album is brimming with standout collaborations, together with Mike Cervello, Bok Nero, Nostaglix and FIGHT CLVB. “Tempo” sees him becoming a member of forces with Gentlemens Membership and Emy Perez, infusing their bass home sounds and taking it to new heights. Elsewhere, Dread MC lends his unmistakable vocals on “Awkward Habits” because the pair have cooked up one of the crucial progressive tunes on the album.

After turning heads for almost a decade with the duo’s influential sound, Moksi is now forging a vivid new chapter.

“The objective was to make an album that displays me as an artist whereas difficult the favored sounds inside at the moment’s home music revival,” he explains. “My method to my manufacturing course of was fairly technical for what I am used to. All to search out attention-grabbing new sound design strategies to make it sound totally different from different music I have been engaged on previously. It was so enjoyable to truly get my palms soiled and rediscover myself.”

You may hearken to Moksi Crew under and discover the album on streaming platforms right here.