After much tease about the pending single, Lection finally unleashes Ale Duma E for the streets. We've been hungry to gobble up such a collaboration between some of Motswako's finest representatives and it's quite the fill up.
Taken off his upcoming album due sometime mid-2018, Lection shows off his punny word play and fluid flow in the opening before Fifi Cooper's voice creeps in ahead of her contribution while HHP steady mans the catchy hook with his signature voice. We're loving the versatile production by BFB which finds the track playing in the grungy, trappy, and boom bap spaces. Totally loving the play on the phrase, "Ali Bumaye," and how Lection unpacked the song title in his entrance, brilliant.
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