In a remarkable blend of old and new, LOOTYTune$ teams up with Samio Soule to present “Come Back Home,” a track that breathes fresh life into the realm of AfroBeats. This musical endeavor isn’t just a song; it’s a cultural bridge, connecting the past with the present and opening doors to the future of African Music.
“Come Back Home” is a creative masterpiece, inspired by Burna Boy’s “Last, Last.” Lootytune$ has ingeniously reimagined this classic, naming their version “First, First” – a nod to the original, yet distinct in its sound and style. The track beautifully incorporates elements from Bob Pinodo’s “Come Back Love” and the memorable melody of Osibisa’s “Welcome Home,” creating a rich tapestry of sound that’s both familiar and novel.
LOOTYTune$ describes their style as “New-LIFE” music,” a genre that demands to be played multiple times – “LifeLife” for twice the enjoyment, and “LifeLifeLife” for a triple dose of musical bliss. This innovative approach not only pays homage to the roots of AfroBeats but also sets a new standard for what modern African music can be.
The vision behind “Come Back Home” extends beyond the music. It’s about igniting a friendly rivalry akin to the West African culinary battle between Ghanaian and Nigerian Jollof. This competition isn’t just about taste; it’s about cultural pride and showcasing the richness of African heritage. “Last, Last vs First, First” symbolizes this spirited contest, with the aim to promote African music and boost tourism across the continent.
The ambition reaches its peak with the planned promotion around “Dutty December,” culminating at AFROFuture(o) in Ghana. This annual event, formerly known as “AFROChella,” is a celebration of African music and culture, drawing audiences from around the world. The track is part of a larger vision to use music as a vehicle for cultural exchange and tourism, fostering a deeper appreciation of Africa’s rich heritage.
The visual for “Come Back Home” pays homage to Rab Bakari, a pivotal figure in the hip-life scene and a friend of the writer (evOLVE). Bakari’s influence on African music, particularly hip-life, is profound, and his legacy lives on through this track. The song is a testament to his impact and a celebration of his life.
“Come Back Home” ft. Samio Soule by LOOTYTune$ is more than just a song – it’s a journey, a celebration, and a tribute. It’s a testament to the power of music to connect, to revive, and to inspire. Download it for FREE to be part of this extraordinary musical adventure. Where all things evOLVE, visit: www.n1m.com/lootytunes
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