There isn't much concert music composed for acoustic guitar and piano to play together, though they get along well enough in popular recordings. Without compression, how could a mere six or twelve hand-stirred strings, with a tiny hole to capture the sound, expect to equal more than 80 strings, pounded by hammers in a large reverberant crate? In the remix of her song "Pieces," which also includes Tanzania's most popular musician and recent Wasafi Record signee Mbosso, Chikune offers eight lovely responses. It is possible to feel the existence of living things.
The lyrics to the song "'It made a big big sound, when my heart hit the ground.
Then it broke into, Broke into
It made a big big sound.
When my heart hit the ground, then it broke into
Ten thousand pieces"
Communicate tangled, overwhelming feelings, but the music itself sounds like it was painstakingly and precisely crafted. Each component heightens the others, making the music more enjoyable and relatable to anyone with a heart.Chikune and Mbosso were remarkably well matched, each bringing to the surface something in the other they had only just begun to notice. Chikune and Mbosso have worked closely together, with Chikune providing comfort to males and Mbosso providing comfort to hurting women.
On Chikune Music website she stated that "This version is a remix which features Tanzania’s beloved, “The African Voice” Mbosso. It’s a heartwarming song about heartache and strength and through it Chikune brings Mbosso a different sound for his fans to enjoy."
Reference: Photo- Chikune Instagram
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