Tulani's sound and style is influenced by the style and swagger of hip-hop as well as the soulfulness of R&B and singer-songwriters like Bob Marley and Tracy Chapman. His newest release is entitled "Mine". The track offers a synthesized yet soulful vocal performance and highly lyrical wordplay. On the track, Tulani sings some nice high notes in his countertenor voice, " I thought you'd be mine, its ok I'l be fine." The song also features singer, Ember Nicole.
"You now that p*ssy's still mine..."
The song has a sexy trap beat mixed with a progressive r&b feel. But there are no rules to good music. The experimental, genre bending vibes are just fine with me. I'm sure most listeners will agree. Music has been a passion of Tulani's for most of his life. His father is a percussionist and Tulani largely grew up listening to music from the Congo. Tulani's parents wanted him to play piano to acquire a variety of music-making skills beyond guitar or voice.
Mine is out now and available on most major platforms. And Chai Tulani will be performing at The Carter Chicago on June 25th.
SOCIAL + STREAMING
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1masBe5wJOlkTB9fr5B5kg?si=WNOQrcoWTPifR9c-jRciuQ&dl_branch=1
0 Comments