Velvet is back on the block with a new jam to take over the party scene as the lockdown regulations gets eased. Former IdolsSA 2014 Top 32 finalist, Born PROFFESOR MODEST BHENGU has released a new single titled; “Girls”. The song encompasses rich sounds with full bodied opera style vocals simply putting the man on the spot to live up to his stage name - Velvet.
"Girl's" is a House track that embodies the deep rhythm of Mzansi, accompanied by the velvety voice of Velvet. In his delivery he is artistically “showing off”, he creates a musically dynamic story from low notes to beautifully rounded vibrato notes, and High notes that could grab Whitney Houston's attention from beyond her grave, May her soul rest in peace 💔 . The Official release date for “Girls” is set for 23 October 2020.
Velvet describes the storyline of “Girls” as a real life experience in which the majority of South Africa succumbed during lockdown. The job losses and constant claustrophobia and the mental breakdowns therein. The feeling of missing the things that defined your weekends, but sadly we were all denied the experience of a normal life yet the human need to socialise never left us.
The story is focused on the monotonous ins and outs of the long days in lockdown. wake up sleep, eat repeat, an almost unproductive day since unemployment prevailed.The need to be young and vibrant is still very much alive. So can we go to the tarven and meet some girls and party from Thursday to Sunday.
Slugia who is featured on Velvets song, brings a fun energy with his verse and addresses Bheki Cele, and Nkosazana Clarice Dlamini-Zuma actually a really comical take on the frustrations of the nation.
Slugia & Velvet dressed by Urban Zulu |
“Thanks for keeping us safe Mr President but I believe I am due for a lekka party now” says Slugia singing.
"Girls" will be available on digital streaming Services worldwide on the 23rd October 2020.
A special thanks to UrbanZulu for collaborating with Velvet on a unique fashion photoshoot. Check Urban Zulu New Collection on their socials.