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 Freshlyground  released their hotly anticipated fourth studio album today on the back of recording Time for Africa, a collaboration with Shakira. Radio Africa, the name of the album, is set to follow in the footsteps of its hugely popular predecessors Nomvula and Ma’Cheri.

In an interview with Global Post, Freshlyground describes Radio Africa as more raw, African and cohesive, and decidedly less pop. There’s “an anxious love song,” as well as “Big Man,” a commentary on the increase of consumerism and “material pollution.”

The band describes their albums as “quite eclectic — a marketing person’s nightmare”

First Official Single (Fire is Low) from “Radio Africa” -

Doo Be Doo (below) put Freshlyground on the map, a captivating song that captured the imagination of fans.