Namibian music is less of a musical genre than it is of a mental state a hazy emotion, an unmistakable flavor, like kapana. The moment you hear it, you know it.The exciting, rave-ready tunes of Namibian vocalist, song writer, singer Gazza exist at the nexus of club music. Suzy Eises, a fellow Namibian saxophone queen, is featured on his song "Get It on Tonight," in which she can be seen playing what appears to be a saxophone. She plays it well, converting all the characteristics of a typical saxophone, breath control, finger location, etc. into data that would influence the tone.
Gazza has steadily distilled his work's essence. They collaborated with Suzy Eises to produce a pop, jazz, and soulful song, bringing together musical styles from several cultures. The use of live instruments in this single, which is taken from his eleventh studio album "Pumumu," is interesting since it gives the song additional appeal. It's amazing to see Gazza pushing himself to this level even though there aren't many songs in Namibia that are created using real instruments.
On 06 October 2016, The Namibian newspaper confirmed the released of this single. They further stated that "Get it on tonight" was being played by all radio station national wide. In their article they acknowledge Suzy Eises presence and noted that the collaboration will be a shocked to most of Gazza fans as this isn't his usually collabo.
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