
MOMO's Egum Eo: A Collaborative, Uplifting Journey
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London-based Brazilian artist MOMOs new single Egum Eo, from his upcoming album Tum Tum Tum, is a bilingual blend of global influences. Featuring Brazilian legend Marcos Valle and Smoke City singer Nina Miranda, the track pays homage to Candomble traditions and ancestral spirits. Recorded live in South London, Egum Eo offers a warm, uplifting moment with its loose groove and instinctual connection.
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0:00It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is Music News Today, where the industry meets AI. London-based Brazilian artist Momo just dropped his new single Igameo from his upcoming eighth album, Tum Tum Tum. This bilingual project dives deep into rhythm continuity and moving forward, blending his global roots seamlessly. Momo has bounced around Brazil and Gola. The US parts of Europe and now calls the UK home, shaping his sound with all those influences. He teams up with Brazilian legend Marko's Valley and Smoke City singer Nina Miranda for this release. Fans are feeling the warmth and community vibe right away, calling it a genuine uplifting moment. It taps into Candablay traditions, where Igameo means ancestral spirits, sparking that instinct of connection. Recorded live in South London with a Thai crew, the track builds on warm percussion and bright horns creating a loose groove that unfolds naturally. Igameo sets the perfect tone for an album rooted in collaboration and instinct, bringing
1:00some much-needed lightness when things get heavy.
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