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Sirens of Lesbos share new single "Call Me Back" feat. SadBoi and Kabusa Oriental Choir [Video]

  • December 4, 2024
  • Tayo Odutola
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Eritrean/Sudanese/Swiss sisters Jasmina and Nabyla Serag, who both spearhead musical project Sirens of Lesbos unveil their new single "Call Me Back," featuring rapper SadBoi and Nigeria's social media phenomenon Kabusa Oriental Choir. The Afrobeats/soul/hip-hop tune has elements of Gospel music with pop attributes making it a potpourri of some sort. Always the ones to keep pushing their musical boundaries and confines, the sisters tap into their Eritrean and Sudanese heritage as they pay homage to their roots with rich earworm melodies, and heartfelt songwriting with hypnotic sounds to match. SadBoi joins the fray with a short and sultry verse while the Kabusa Oriental Choir beefs up the track with their hypnotic melodic hums.

"Call Me Back" is the first single Sirens Of Lesbos opted not to mix themselves, instead turning to LA-based multi-platinum mix engineer David Nakaji.

Sirens of Lesbos are truly students of the arts and both have degrees in Sound Arts and are often hands-on with their creative choices and music outputs. They are essentially singers, lyricists, instrumentalists and all-round creatives who are bringing a refreshing take on World music with elements from genres like afropop, hip-hop, modern pop and traditional music from their Eritrean and Sudanese backgrounds.

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