Sampa the Great - Nu Zamrock (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Sampa the Great
- Title: Nu Zamrock
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Loma Vista Recordings
- Genre: Hip-Hop, Psychedelic Rock, Funk, Zamrock, Afro-Fusion, Blues-Rap
- Quality: FLAC 24-Bit/44.1 kHz; 16-Bit/44.1 kHz; MP3 320 kbps
- Total Time: 37m 07s
- Total Size: 125; 253; 439 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
The third album by Sampa the Great, Nu Zamrock, is built on a contradiction embedded in its title: it fuses Zamrock — the Zambian psychedelic rock of the 1970s, shaped by Cream, Black Sabbath and funk — with contemporary rap. Sampa’s uncle played in WITCH, one of the movement’s key bands, so the musical lineage is a family one, and her delivery makes a history-bound style sound “new” again.
The Melbourne-based multi-talented rapper and singer leans on shuffles, a rarity in rap. “Prayer in a Dance” is a guttural, bluesy, circular moan over an Amadou & Mariam-style vamp; “Simon Says” is a rapid-fire run of triplets in which she rejects negativity and declares her demons dead. Her cover of Macklemore’s “Can’t Hold Us” becomes noticeably grittier while staying catchy, and “Gone” is a big breakup ballad. The guitar instrumental “Nicole’s Interlude” ranks among the record’s best tracks.
Unlike her two previous albums, this one is lean: it runs 40 minutes shorter than each of them, making it well suited to repeat listens. Sampa’s blend of African, Australian and Western forms has no real counterpart.
Tracklist:
1. Sampa the Great - Intro
2. Sampa the Great - Prayer In A Dance
3. Sampa the Great - Can't Quit Music
4. Sampa the Great - Simon Says
5. Sampa the Great - Catch If You Can
6. Sampa the Great - Can’t Hold Us
7. Sampa the Great - Location
8. Sampa the Great - Canary
9. Sampa the Great - Maybe Then
10. Sampa the Great - Supernova
11. Sampa the Great - So Mone
12. Sampa the Great - Star
13. Sampa the Great - The Journey Is Underrated
14. Sampa the Great - Gone
15. Sampa the Great - Nicole's Interlude
16. Sampa the Great - I Can Love
The Melbourne-based multi-talented rapper and singer leans on shuffles, a rarity in rap. “Prayer in a Dance” is a guttural, bluesy, circular moan over an Amadou & Mariam-style vamp; “Simon Says” is a rapid-fire run of triplets in which she rejects negativity and declares her demons dead. Her cover of Macklemore’s “Can’t Hold Us” becomes noticeably grittier while staying catchy, and “Gone” is a big breakup ballad. The guitar instrumental “Nicole’s Interlude” ranks among the record’s best tracks.
Unlike her two previous albums, this one is lean: it runs 40 minutes shorter than each of them, making it well suited to repeat listens. Sampa’s blend of African, Australian and Western forms has no real counterpart.
Tracklist:
1. Sampa the Great - Intro
2. Sampa the Great - Prayer In A Dance
3. Sampa the Great - Can't Quit Music
4. Sampa the Great - Simon Says
5. Sampa the Great - Catch If You Can
6. Sampa the Great - Can’t Hold Us
7. Sampa the Great - Location
8. Sampa the Great - Canary
9. Sampa the Great - Maybe Then
10. Sampa the Great - Supernova
11. Sampa the Great - So Mone
12. Sampa the Great - Star
13. Sampa the Great - The Journey Is Underrated
14. Sampa the Great - Gone
15. Sampa the Great - Nicole's Interlude
16. Sampa the Great - I Can Love
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