ALBUM REVIEW: MoRoots’ “From the Sun” — A musical offering for the 21st century African girl. [ and every soul between the shades]
MoRoots is a Ugandan songbird bringing addictive melodies, authenticity and honest lyrical fruits to the Neo-soul landscape. Impressively,The soundscape on “From the sun” is genre-crossing. MoRoots proves she’s the new musical voice we need and her album, “ From the sun” is a musical offering we all need on our playlist. “ From the Sun” is MoRoots’ debut album, and it’s effortlessly filled with her lush and moving vocals and it’s laden with sonic surprises. “From the Sun” is an eleven-track album with well-produced, mesmerizing and dynamic soundscape that transports you into a magical realm — where MoRoots’ voice is the ruling Tsar, soothing.
Undoubtedly, MoRoots is rare vocal gem: the texture, power and range of her voice is insanely mind blowing. Every song on the album has a unique feel and narrative. “Bring it Home” is the opener and it’s a beautiful: firstly, we are hit by a melodic piano tune, then we are hit by MoRoots’ enchanting vocals. The beat build up, it’s frenzied now: her vocals soar, and I’m loving loving it. There’s an electronic undertone and the lyrics keeps you attentive. “ Take me away featuring Kaz Kasozi” is my favorite song on the album. The electric guitar solos are insane and infectious. Her voice shines gracefully on this track. MoRoots is a star and it’s crystal clear. “My Woman she Cries” is a poignant ode to women, it features a well-written and honest spoken word delivery. I respect MoRoots lyrical prowess: very mundane, raw, truthful and piercing. “My women she Cries” circles around the daily struggles women face and she delivers lines on how women strive against all odds. I’m not a woman, but I can relate. Everyone should listen to this album, it’s beautiful. This album is perfect.
Undoubtedly, MoRoots is rare vocal gem: the texture, power and range of her voice is insanely mind blowing. Every song on the album has a unique feel and narrative. “Bring it Home” is the opener and it’s a beautiful: firstly, we are hit by a melodic piano tune, then we are hit by MoRoots’ enchanting vocals. The beat build up, it’s frenzied now: her vocals soar, and I’m loving loving it. There’s an electronic undertone and the lyrics keeps you attentive. “ Take me away featuring Kaz Kasozi” is my favorite song on the album. The electric guitar solos are insane and infectious. Her voice shines gracefully on this track. MoRoots is a star and it’s crystal clear. “My Woman she Cries” is a poignant ode to women, it features a well-written and honest spoken word delivery. I respect MoRoots lyrical prowess: very mundane, raw, truthful and piercing. “My women she Cries” circles around the daily struggles women face and she delivers lines on how women strive against all odds. I’m not a woman, but I can relate. Everyone should listen to this album, it’s beautiful. This album is perfect.
I’m going to keep tabs on Moroots , because she’s an exceptionally gifted vocalist, and songwriter who has a vital place in 21st century soul music. Be sure to to keep checking out MoRoots’ Instagram to see what she releases next! And don’t forget to come back here for even more awesome music.
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