LISTEN: Summer feels with Mi Casa and German duo

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Mi Casa kick straight back after the huge success of their smash hit Mamela with their first international collab since signing their international record deal with Afroforce1 Records/Universal Music Group.

The band has teamed up with Berlin-based production duo YouNotUs to bring us the 5th official single from the ‘We Made It’ album, the long-awaited tribute to living well - Chucks.

Mi Casa frontman J’Something has always held a special place in his heart for the track: “It’s about making the most of every single moment because the future is not a given – all we have is right now and that time needs to be lived."

Having the opportunity to collaborate with international, multi-platinum EDM front-runners YouNotUs is an example of where Mi Casa’s musical ambition has seen them reach.
26 Mar 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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