Project Press Release: On Kalahari Coyote, Jordan MoOzy Explores Musicality and Self-Actualisation

EP Details

Artist: Jordan MoOzy

Album: Kalahari Coyote

Genre: Afro-Pop

Johannesburg, South Africa – After the release of his De’Grace EP over 3 years ago Jordan MoOzy makes his return to music with Kalahari Coyote EP, out 6th June 2025 on all digital platforms. Containing 3 engaging tracks, the EP draws on 80’s soundscapes and adds to them a cross-cultural twist.

With contributions by producers Simba Tagz, Thelordjazz and Fella, MoOzy channels his fluid storytelling abilities to reflect on both contemporary romance and the enduring human spirit. “The Kalahari Coyote is a symbol of resilience and adaptation born from the intersection of cultures and landscapes,” Jordan MoOzy shares. “Inspired by the harsh yet beautiful Kalahari Desert, this fictional creature embodies the spirit of perseverance. As a reflection of my own journey as an immigrant, the Kalahari Coyote represents the struggles and triumphs of finding a home in unfamiliar territories.” On Chivalry, for instance, MoOZy sets out to conquer his destiny by unfurling the unknown, making space for himself through both his writing and strides between afrobeats, hip hop and r&b-infused synth pop.

There’s an afropolitan impulse flowing through the Kalahari Coyote EP with sprinklings its cadences situating it in the current zeitgeist of African sounds. Recorded with a similarly cosmopolitan set of collaborators, the EP retains layers of influence mimicking MoOzy’s upbringing. “The EP stands for embracing one’s roots while navigating the complexities of identity and culture,” he says. “It’s about finding ways to thrive in environments that may not have been designed for you, and creating a sense of community in the process.” This shines through on a song like No Time, which bouncily advocates for seizing the opportunities life offers. The thematic base of this EP also blends eras, with MoOzy blending familiar continental elements with 70s and 80s aesthetics. That fusion of worlds is a feature of MoOzy’s artistic pedigree, as his versatility has shown with previous cross-genre explorations.

Kalahari Coyote folds that all together, traversing eras, styles and influences while emotively conveying different facets of our being while we strive to find ourselves. The Kalahari Coyote is a testament to the human spirit’s capacity for resilience, adaptation, according to Jordan. It’s all about “the pursuit of belonging and the alchemy in having a blast while doing what we love”. This fashion of worldbuilding has its roots in Jordan MoOzy’s aim to portray relatable stories through striking melodies and homegrown rhythms. That sense extends across the entire EP with a palpable feeling of wanting to belong – somewhere, to something or to someone – anchoring these jams created at the intersection of nostalgia and Afrofuturism. This quality imbues Kalahari Coyote with a refreshing essence, reframing what pop music means to an artist leading the way for Gen Zs across Africa who are trying to find their place in the world.

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About Jordan MoOzy

Jordan Moozy is the embodiment of a Gen Z Afropolitan. The multi-dimensional singer, songwriter and producer was born in Botswana to Zimbabwean parents. His upbringing and travels have taken him across Southern Africa, and these influences have shaped his musical sound and worldview. His music is a layered, multilingual blend of R&B, Pop, Alte, Highlife and Hip Hop that is seeping with influences that span across borders and decades.

Jordan Moozy’s eclectic sound is reflected in his sense of style and creative direction. Jordan represents a new sound and generation finding novel and creative ways to explore self-expression that is impossible to ignore.

Jordan has already secured awards for Best RnB and  Best Collaboration at the Yarona FM Awards (2021). He was also nominated for Best Newcomer and Best R&B at the same awards.

With her latest release, “NTL (Nothin To Lose),” Botswana’s own Danielle Swagger returns with intent—fierce, focused, and ready to claim her space. Dropped on May 9, 2025, the track brings together trap, melodic rap, and hip hop in a polished three-and-a-half-minute statement of unapologetic ambition and inner strength.

From the jump, NTL wastes no time setting its tone. Produced by Nasty Kanier, the beat moves with weight—moody synths and knocking drums forming a backdrop for Danielle’s crisp flow and sharp lyricism. But beneath the slick delivery is a message of resilience, a story of moving forward even when everything’s stacked against you.

There’s a spiritual undertone to the track—a kind of fearless faith that fuels each bar. Danielle Swagger doesn’t just rap to flex—she raps to reaffirm purpose, to inspire, and to remind the listener that survival is its own kind of power. It’s motivational without being preachy, raw without losing polish.

The hook is catchy, almost chant-like, sticking with you long after the beat fades out. It’s easy to imagine NTL playing in the background of gym sessions, pre-show rituals, or early morning commutes—the kind of track that gets you out of your head and into motion.

With this drop, Danielle Swagger continues to evolve—not just as an artist, but as a voice for a new wave of Botswana hip hop. Her style is clean, commercially viable, but grounded in authenticity. “NTL” isn’t chasing hype—it’s building momentum.

Listen to “NTL”:

• Spotify
• YouTube
• Press Kit

Follow Danielle Swagger:

• Instagram: @danielle_swagger_music
• Twitter: @DanielleSwagge3
• Facebook: Danielle Swagger
• TikTok: @danielleswagger
• YouTube: Danielle Swagger Music

For playlist features, interviews, or further press, contact africandreamlodge@gmail.com.

Danielle Swagger isn’t just making music—she’s building a message. One that says: with purpose, pressure, and persistence, there’s nothing to lose.

With his new single “No Ceiling,” KX Legit delivers a sharp, confident record that speaks to self-belief, growth, and going beyond limits—both real and imagined.

Built on crisp, atmospheric production, the track finds KX in full command, rapping with measured focus and lyrical control. There’s no rush here—just clarity. Every bar feels considered, every line deliberate.

The message is simple: no ceilings, no boxes, no doubt. It’s not just a flex—it’s a mindset.

Coming off the reflective tone of “Gopola Gae,” this release marks a shift. It’s KX Legit taking up more space, embracing where he’s going without forgetting where he’s been. Clean, grounded, and ambitious, “No Ceiling” is the sound of an artist charting his own course—with no roof in sight.

Out now on all platforms.

KX Legit Lifts Off with “No Ceiling”

In “Frustrated”, Titose and South African songstress Hanna craft a delicate yet emotionally potent ballad that captures the quiet chaos of loving someone indecisive. The track is reflective and anxious, built on minimalist R&B production that lets the vocals breathe—and ache.

Both artists deliver tender yet resolute performances, embodying a love that’s hanging by a thread. The lyrics are a plea for clarity, a call to action. “I’m ready to jump,” they seem to say, “but I can’t keep shrinking to fit into your uncertainty.” It’s a relatable tug-of-war: staying for love, but dying for a decision.

“Frustrated” doesn’t scream—it simmers. It’s for those late-night overthinks, when your heart wants answers, but your person keeps you on pause. A hauntingly beautiful collaboration that sits with you long after the music fades.

“Rugged-Raw” is exactly what it sounds like—unfiltered, charged, and unapologetically hip-hop. On this collab, AbTheActivist and Zeus are in rare form, combining new-school energy with OG precision.

Ab opens the track with braggadocio and bite—talking his wins, taking aim, and holding his ground. The bars are sharp, direct, and chest-out confident, calling out peers and asserting position with zero hesitation. There’s no filler here—just straight jabs and flexes from a young rapper who knows exactly where he’s headed.

Then comes Zeus, stepping in like the seasoned heavyweight he is. It’s big bro energy, calm and calculated but lethal. He rides the beat with authority, delivering lines that land with experience and swagger. It’s the “I’ve seen it all, now watch me win again” type of verse that only a vet can pull off.

“Rugged-Raw” isn’t just a track—it’s a moment. A cross-generational power move that speaks to where hip-hop in Botswana has been, and where it’s going. This one’s for the heads, the spitters, and the culture.

This ain’t just a song. It’s a statement. It’s Chub Heightz standing ten toes down, speaking from the heart, and making it clear—he’s here to stay.

The beat knocks. Fella on the beat knew exactly what he was cooking. Chub walks all over it, sharp, confident, no wasted breath. He’s talking legacy. Talking faith. Talking hustle. That’s respect.

And that cover? Ohmz The Don delivered. That 90s graffiti energy isn’t just for show—it’s the DNA of the record.

Hip-hop will never die. They must just forget. “AYOO” proves that.

Some songs flex, some songs motivate, and some hit that rare balance—a track that both lifts you up and keeps it real. Don Thugga’s “Tumelo Tshepo”? It’s that joint. A smooth, introspective cut that’s drenched in hustle mentality, it’s hope music—but without the corny aftertaste.

From the jump, Thugga laces the beat with grind talk, laying out the realities of chasing a dream, the work that goes into it, and the doubters who sit on the sidelines. But instead of getting caught in the noise, he stays locked in—hopeful, hungry, and locked into his purpose.

The weight of Dramaboi’s influence looms large here. You feel it. This isn’t just a name-drop; it’s a genuine nod to a mentor, a motivator, a believer in his craft. And then there’s the deeper personal layer—“Tshepo” isn’t just a concept, it’s his mother’s name. That’s the kind of detail that makes the record hit differently.

Production-wise, the song keeps it clean, no gimmicks, letting Don Thugga’s wordplay and presence carry the weight. It’s an easy listen, but not in a throwaway way—it sits with you, lingers in your mind after the beat fades.

Complex Verdict:
🔹 Vibes? ✅
🔹 Message? ✅
🔹 Replay value? ✅

🔥 Final Score: 7.3/10 – Authentic, heartfelt, and a must-add to your grind playlist. Don Thugga isn’t just talking the talk—he’s walking it. Stream “Tumelo Tshepo” now. 🎧

Botswana’s music landscape continues to evolve, shaped by artists who bring not just talent but a sense of identity and purpose to their craft. Among them, Wada Soulstress stands out as an artist whose voice carries the weight of experience, introspection, and a profound connection to the soul of music.

A Journey Defined by Passion

Wada Soulstress’ journey into music was not one of sudden recognition but of gradual refinement. She has spent years crafting a sound that is both deeply personal and universally resonant, blending neo-soul, jazz, and contemporary R&B influences. Her artistry is rooted in storytelling—one that speaks to themes of self-discovery, love, and resilience in a way that invites the listener into a shared experience.

Her breakthrough came with the DBS Road Show, a platform designed to showcase and elevate Botswana’s emerging talent. Through her compelling performances, she demonstrated an ability to convey emotion with raw sincerity, ultimately earning her the top spot as the winner of the competition. The recognition was not just a victory but a validation of her artistic vision.

The Release of “Oratile”

Following her success at the DBS Road Show, Wada Soulstress channeled her momentum into the release of her EP, “Oratile”. More than just a collection of songs, the project is an exploration of sound and sentiment, each track a reflection of her journey as an artist and as an individual.

“Oratile” is both a celebration and a meditation—a body of work that showcases her ability to translate complex emotions into music that lingers beyond the last note. Through her carefully composed lyrics and soulful delivery, Wada Soulstress invites her audience to engage not just with the sound but with the stories and emotions embedded in each track.

A Future Shaped by Authenticity

In an industry that often prioritizes immediacy, Wada Soulstress is an artist committed to substance over spectacle. Her work is intentional, her presence grounded in something deeper than trends. She represents a generation of musicians who understand that art is not merely about recognition but about impact.

With “Oratile” now in the world and a growing audience drawn to her unique sound, Wada Soulstress is poised to contribute meaningfully to the cultural and musical fabric of Botswana. Her voice is not just one to be heard but one to be remembered.