Malome Vector Reveals A Patriotic Cover Art For Upcoming EP “1964”
Malome Vector Reveals A Patriotic Cover Art For Upcoming EP “1964.” Lesotho-born sensation Malome Vector has just unveiled the cover art for his much-anticipated EP, “1964”.
Known for his unique blend of sounds that traverse the realms of traditional African music and contemporary hip-hop, Malome Vector promises a project that pays homage to the rich tapestry of African musical heritage and pushes the envelope in modern soundscapes.
Taking to Instagram, the renowned rapper took the opportunity to remind his fans of the official release date for his EP while revealing the cover art. “28 March I’m dropping my EP🔥🔥🔥 Lets Pre add the link in bio #1964 #malomevector,” Malome Vector announced.
The cover art is a masterpiece of visual storytelling and features a retro yet timeless aesthetic that pays homage to the year 1964. It’s a blend of vintage and modern vibes, with Malome Vector positioned at the heart of this artistic juxtaposition.
To Malome Vector and the people of Lesotho, 1964″ is more than just a date. This is the year the country got its Independence. For that reason, the Lerato chanter expressed that the upcoming project holds a significant place in his heart.
“I’m thrilled to share with you the inspiration behind my upcoming EP, “1964.” This project holds special significance as it marks a pivotal moment in my journey as an artist. Just as 1964 symbolizes the year of Lesotho’s independence, this EP represents my own independence as an artist,” he said.
The EP is poised to be a bridge between eras, a musical time machine that honours the past while boldly stepping into the future. Malome Vector has already proven himself as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry, and “1964” is shaping up to be a testament to his talent, vision, and the transformative power of music under his record label The Whole Time Ent.
