Singer, Ewube has released her first major music project under her new record house, Steven’s Music Entertainment – an EP titled, ‘Renaissance’!
‘Renaissance’ is an Afro-Centric 7 track EP that introduces listeners to the versatile world of Ewube’s music. Dubbed the “Dance Hall Queen”, you will quickly find that Ewube packs more variety in her musical jukebox than just dancehall vibes.
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The first song on the EP is titled, ‘Pour Toi’ is a slow jam that climaxes multiple times into Ewube’s dancehall comfort zone. This song is written by multiple award winning artist, Mr. Leo and Ewube.
The words of this song puts in the feeling of love into you in ways that you want to celebrate in dance, tears, and prayers. This song could easily place her as one of the best singers of her generation. It’s produced by Akwandor and Tillish.
‘Ndollo’ is the second track on the EP, a song that’s steeped in the melodies of Makossa, Zouk and a considerable dose of Dancehall.
Produced by Akwandor and combined with Ewube’s signature delivery, ‘Ndollo’ exemplifies the sweet affection given and received from your partner. The sweet guitar accompaniment used by Akwandor makes this song so addictive.
‘Laisse Moi T’aimer’ follows suit. This song is an emotional plea by a woman madly in love and who will give her mind, body, and soul to be loved back. The song samples the Marvin Gaye classic, “Sexual Healing” and adds a little flavor of zouk drum patterns. Produced by DJ Karl, it continues to show the singer’s ability to deliver on any track.
Fourth is ‘Bouger,’ produced by DJ Karl. This song is all reggae with a dancehall element to capture the subject of the song. Ewube sends an expression in all forms; about any judgment. One life, one tinge of the contemporary spirit of freedom which is the message of freedom of unapologetically not caring about nothing.
Ewube follows suit with an Afrobeat song, ‘Kpé Kpé‘, produced by Akwandor. The track infuses the delicious and famous Mexican guitars and is inspired by the singer’s love for Mexican Telenovela.
Sixth on the track list is ‘T.H’ (Too High/ Trop High) produced by Mageek Feengaz. Ewube exudes all kinds of vocal confidence in this song which is about a tumultuous relationship where you are never quite sure where you stand. But you keep on holding on because you see a thin light at the end of the tunnel.
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Last on the EP is, ‘Hey Baby’ – A song which will make you feel and love every note. It’s once again produced by DJ Karl. Ewube explains that she wrote the song while in an emotional state of a heartbreak. ‘Hey Baby’ perfectly captured that moment and gives her an outlet to ‘sulk’.
Written as a letter to her lover, Ewube tells him she still loves him and misses him but understands he has someone else now. This is the perfect fare-thee-well song.
EP is available on streaming platforms and you can get it here.
