Tanzania’s Itaré shares Where You Want single ft. homeboy Joh Makini and SA’s Kane Keid

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Leo Mudigi

Rising independent Tanzanian artist Itaré has released ‘Where You Want’ featuring Kane Keid, South Africa’s genre-bending hitmaker, and Joh Makini, one of Tanzania’s most respected lyrical heavyweights and an OG in the game – available to stream worldwide now. 

‘Where You Want’ is a melodic fusion of smooth Afro-pop and rap, taking listeners through a fresh sound and a storyline exploring love, escapism and vulnerability, with verses delivered in Swahili and English, reflecting the diversity of the collaborators.

The synergy between the artists is undeniable. Itaré delivers smooth, heartfelt melodies laced with longing and charm. Kane Keid adds a distinctly South African flavor with his suave lyricism and laid-back charisma. Meanwhile, Joh Makini, ever the master wordsmith, anchors the track with poetic Swahili verses that reaffirm his status as a lyrical cornerstone of East African hip-hop.

Ahead of the release, Itaré shared: “We’re not just crossing borders; we’re bridging cultures and timelines. This collaboration represents a new Africa – young, bold and connected,” adding on his excitement regarding his upcoming music project, “I am looking forward to sharing my debut EP with you all soon. It’s a project not only showcasing my style and emotional depth but will take Tanzania and East Africa to the world.”

In an era where African music continues to transcend borders, “Where You Want” stands out as a powerful cultural moment. This new single unites three dynamic forces in a collaboration that blends passion, artistry and continental flair.

Hailing from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Itaré’s music can be described as a captivating fusion of bongo flava, Afropiano, soul and R&B. As Itaré continues to make waves and evolve his music, he’s on a promising journey to becoming a household name in Tanzania and beyond, all while staying true to his dynamic sound and devoted fan following.

‘Biggie Money’and ‘Tough Luv’are some of his earlier tracks that lit up playlists, quickly making a name for himself in the music scene. His rapid rise hasn’t gone unnoticed, with established artists like Chino Kidd, Iyanya and Wurld have taken note, signaling that he’s a rising force to watch.

Stay tuned for Itaré self-titled EP, dropping in 2025, pre-save link here

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