Since releasing his debut album in 2020, along with numerous EPs and singles, Focalistic has become a dominant force in the amapiano scene.
His laid-back flow, delivered in sipitori over booming log drums, has become a staple on dance floors and music charts throughout the continent.
In “Ghetto Gospel,” he occasionally steps away from the dance-floor anthems to reflect on life, love, and the realization that material success doesn’t define him.
“Dipuo,” featuring Sjava and Herc Cut the Lights, has a relaxed tempo and addresses the criticism that has accompanied his success.
“Harda” is another easygoing track featuring Mafikeng rapper Tshego.
Production duo Mellow & Sleazy also contribute to the album, adding their Bacardi sound to tracks like “Fire” and “Sjepa.”