Brussels-based Central African producer Boddhi Satva and DRC-born zouk singer-producer Kaysha release the smoky new music video for their massive afro-house tune “Mama Kosa.” The track, sung entirely by Kaysha in his native language Langala, is an eclectic blend of the two artists’ broad musical influences. The Lisbon-shot video looks like a scene out of a gangster flick at first, as Boddhi, Kaysha and others sit around a large table in a dimly lit room, smoking Cuban cigars and engaging in an intense game of cards. The mood quickly shifts as the party moves to a hazy club filled with frisky party-goers dancing along to the song’s booming beat. Boddhi and Kaysha join in, sharing some animated moves of their own, making for a lively 4-minute visual.
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