Behold..... Culoe De Song's EXODUS is finally here!





Culoe De Song's EXODUS album cover



 

The light at the end of the tunnel this time is neither the long awaited return of Jesus nor the sharp summer morning sun, but Exodus.
 

Indeed Culoe De Song, real name Culolethu Zulu’s long awaited third studio album is titled  EXODUS and has finally hit the shelves after being postponed thrice.  The album with ten impeccably composed and arranged pieces certain to take you on a musical journey a few have ever been to, can easily command a acme position amongst best produced album in 2013.

Exodus presents a much more mature, authentic and incredibly inspired Culoe with each song narrating a different and captivating story. The journey of Exodus begins with what many can easily describe as an African village ditty “Exodus”. Apart from the already popular club bangers such as NO CONTEST, Ma Africa and Lovin’ Marvin the introduction of some fresh talent such as Thandi Draai, Soulstar, Moneoa and veterans such as Shota, Khanyo Maphumulo of Sarafina fame, Kabomo, Ternielle Nelson and more, makes it an easy to listen to album, best described by many musicians and industry peers as Culoe De Song’s most iconic work

 

 

Culoe De Song’s A Giant Leap introduced him to the industry and scored him thousands of fans across the globe, with much laudable collaborations from some of Africa’s musical icons like the late great Busi Mhlongo, Salif Keita, Thandiswa Mazwai and Jimmy Dludlu. It is the same album that saw him perform alongside seasoned DJ’s all over the world. In 2011, Culoe De Song went on to release his second album Elevation, which had all the ingredients of a smash hit album -which in all aspects lived up to. Elevation is the album that got a lot of people taking notice of his talent and certified potential longevity and brilliance. 
 
Exodus is available at all music stores including Look & Listen, Musica, CNA, Game Stores, Makro and on Itunes.  The album exudes a distinct feel to it, fusing all his influences, creating what is now the future sound of house music, refreshing and distinctly African.