What Is Wrong With Groovin Album: A social commentary platform that aims to build an intergenerational musical bridge
 
#WWWGroovin aims to establish and maintain a musical connection between generations, linking us all to the core - the heart. 
The project was conceived to honor the individuals who played a crucial role in achieving freedom in South Africa and to carry forward their legacy through artistic expression. It pays tribute to our culture, social activists, and emphasises the importance of keeping the tradition of storytelling alive through voices of highly esteemed artists such as Msaki, Spha Mdlalose, Zarcia Zeuch, Melo B Jones just to name a few.
 
This music and project are intended for anyone who believes in the transformative power of music and its ability to bring about positive change in society. From the iconic Nina Simone and Miriam Makeba to the talented Lebo Mathosa, each song conveys the message of self-expression and the importance of preserving the flame of freedom. 
 
The title "What's Wrong with Groovin'" perfectly captures the essence of our project. It poses a question that prompts individuals to contemplate the profound influence of music in bringing joy, healing, and unity. Music possesses a remarkable ability to transcend barriers and unite people, and this title encourages everyone to embrace the positive energy and rhythm that music provides. It serves as an invitation to engage in meaningful social commentary and expression while relishing the incredible music that has shaped our culture.”, the duo agrees.
 
About the album 
Curated and produced by the esteemed curators, venue owner and DJ Kenzhero and Tha_Muzik with the enigmatic Vimbs Mavimbs as the creative genius at the helm. They have hosted events in Niteroi and Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, captivating audiences with their electrifying performances. Their widely acclaimed radio show, "What is wrong with groovin'," aired every Sunday from 2pm till 6pm on Kaya FM, and became a cherished platform for discovering cutting-edge sounds. The album prides itself with reimagined historically socially-charged tracks covered by SA's top vocal and instrumental talent.