Last Friday, Da Capo released his latest single, ‘Phakade Lami’, featuring MaWhoo and Soul Star. The track is a heartfelt ode to eternal love, capturing the joy, beauty, and deep emotional connection found in a lifelong union. It speaks to the timeless desire to spend forever with someone you truly love, celebrating love in its purest form: union.
Da Capo and Soul Star are said to be no strangers to working together, and this latest collaboration carries a sense of nostalgia, where long term fans will remember their collaboration on Indigo Child I, a full circle moment that shows off the growth of Da Capo’s sonic expression. The addition of Mawhoo is said to further demonstrate Da Capo’s instinct for staying current, while remaining grounded in the timeless essence of his signature sound.
This single marks the beginning of an exciting album rollout for Da Capo entitled, Indigo Child II: Love & Frequency which marks a powerful new chapter in Da Capo’s sonic journey.
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As the name suggests, Indigo Child II: Love & Frequency is a personal ode, first to the music that shaped Da Capo, and then to the evolution of his unique sound over the years. It’s set up to be deeply personal reflection on growth, creativity, and artistic exploration
The album is expected to be released on June 27th 2025 with promises of exciting features and collaborations from the likes of Elaine, Jesse Clegg, Fka Mash, Bongeziwe Mabandla & Boskasie, just to mention a handful of a range of artists that bridge different eras and styles of South African dance music.
On the strength of these accomplishments and his commitment to innovation, he now unveils his next release. Indigo Child II: Love & Frequency is a deeply personal project that not only honours his musical journey but also showcases the next evolution of his sound, pushing boundaries and expanding his sonic range to new heights.
Da Capo will also be touring extensively both locally and internationally with shows confirmed in the USA, UK Europe, the Middle East and SA.
Listen to ‘Phakade Lami’ below:
