The title "Grateful" suggests a reflective state of mind, which is mirrored in the production's pacing. The tracks are notably long, often exceeding seven or eight minutes, allowing for a gradual build-up of rhythm—a hallmark of the "Deep In Africa" and "Kasi Deep" sub-genres. This length provides space for the "pixels" of sound to coalesce into a cohesive emotional experience, as suggested by the track title featuring Mr Groove SA. Place in the Artist's Career
Since the EP already features a saxophonist ( on "Who Stole My Sax"), collaborating with Jay Sax (who has worked with Da Gifto on "Thandolwethu") would be a natural fit. This would lean into the jazzy elements of soulful house that Da Gifto's audience enjoys. 4. Deep House Synergy: Artwork Sounds or CocoSA Da Gifto - Grateful EP Vol. 2
: Tracks like "Sul'inyembezi" (featuring Bikie) and "Andikhoni" (featuring Zelda Armando) anchor the EP in the soulful house tradition, utilizing emotive lyrics and lush melodies. The title "Grateful" suggests a reflective state of