We Got MOODS — slow down, breathe in, and let the world soften.

Still Lounging with Chief Msanda — Episode 7 lands like a cool evening breeze over Joburg’s skyline. From KwaLanga porches to Musina backstreets, this mix is for those in-between moments: the after-work unwind, the rooftop conversation, the slow drive home. If you want music that cushions your mood and moves your soul, press play — Chief Msanda has curated a lounge set that’s worldly, warm and unmistakably Mzansi.

Hook: one listen and you’ll be hooked — this is lounge music that talks to your heart and nods to the street.

Why this episode matters

This isn’t background noise — it’s intentional soundtrack. Expect lush grooves, soft percussion, brass that breathes, and vocal moments that feel handwritten. The pedal stays low, the vibe stays high. Chief Msanda stitches global flavour into South African sensibility, making a set that’s both cultured and grounded.

Track highlights

Sault — “My Light” — a warm, soulful opener that settles the mood and invites the ears to relax.

Ebo Taylor — “Love & Death” — afrofunk legend delivering timeless rhythm and groove.

Kokoroko — “Sweetie” — mellow horns and sunset warmth for that late‑gold hour.

Ezra Collective & Olivia Dean — “No One’s Watching Me” — intimate, jazzy, gently cinematic.

Fat Freddy’s Drop — “Flashback” (reggae-infused remix) — a deep, dub-laced rework you’ll replay.

Also on the mix: Grimm Lynn, Bob Sinclar, DAMEDAME*, Sada Baby and Jorja Smith — a stitched-together tapestry of world music, jazz, afrofunk and lounge,

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