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Miloe signs up Jamila Woods and Vagabon for a new take on ‘Winona’

  • Stephen Ackroyd
  • August 19, 2021

20-year-old Democratic Republic of Congo-born and Minneapolis-based Bob Kabeya – better known under the name Miloe – has released a reimagined version of his track ‘Winona’.

Taken from debut EP ‘Greenhouse’, the new take features both Jamila Woods and Vagabon.

“This version is surreal for me,” Miloe explains. “I’ve admired both Vagabon and Jamila’s work and artistry for a long time. It’s such a trip to have stems from musicians I look up to on my laptop in my room. I got to hear a bit about Jamila’s journey with learning guitar recently and connected with Laetitia over our appreciation for Congolese and African musicians like Fally Ipupa. This is a reimagined version of Winona from an alternate reality, which is a fusion with influences from Congolese Rumba, indie pop and afro-beat.”

“When Miloe asked me to hop on the remix for ‘Winona,’ I went back and listened to the original and immediately said yes,” Vagabon adds. “It brings me so much joy to see another West African kid, like myself, influenced by so many genres of music and playing guitar music. I wanted to continue the story from Jamila’s ‘tread softly’ line, and decided to write my ‘verse/hook’ about the idea of caution,”

You can check out the new version of ‘Winona’ below.

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