Hart The Band is celebrating ten years in the music industry and the trio has released their much anticipated album 'Time.'
Hart The Band says this album reflects a remarkable fusion of artistry, passion, and resilience in the face of life's ebbs and flows.
Time album, set to be released on 6th October 2023, is a concept album on the chronology of Love, Life and Relationships. The album takes you through the ‘near’ redundant nature of Life, showcasing euphonious sound, skill and honesty in lyrics.
The album doubles as a heartfelt tribute to the roller-coaster of life while providing a candid window into the band's mastery of the craft, through their ten-year voyage. It is an album born from the collective hearts of H_art the Band; honed through years of passion and perseverance.
In a statement, band member Kenzez Muya said “In a fast-paced world, we felt the need to use our music to help people slow down, listen, breathe and take a moment for themselves,”
They have poured their hearts and souls into the making of Time album since December 2022, displaying an immense work ethic that mirrors their journey.
The Band's lead vocalist ModecaiDex added;
“With this album, the idea was to slow down things and go back to the more original acoustic sound of the band. This is not just an acoustic of chilled and laid-back hits, the album exudes emotional resonance from the experience we have witnessed through our journey,”
TIME album has been produced by the legendary award -winning producer; Martin Gwandhoaka MG (Who produced Uliza Kiatu and Nikikutazama).
Producer Kobby Worldwide worked on two tracks whilst Rixx, Magic House ltd, produced the bonus track.
Iconic musicians like Eric Wainaina and fast rising vocalist Phyl the Kangogo have also left their musical magic in the project as well. Additionally, award winning animator, Ambrose of BackBench Animations serves to paint a clearer picture of the ‘Love, life and relationship’ themes captured in the album.
The band said Time is a symbol of dedication, a love letter to fans, and a mark of artistic growth adding that behind its carefree title, Time is an edgeless and synthetic collection of well curated jams leaving no scope for defects.
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