Alright, here’s the real talk. Mbosso—yeah, the dude who used to be with WCB Wasafi, which is basically like the Harlem Globetrotters of Tanzanian music—just dropped a new EP called “Room Number 3.” Seven tracks, no skips, all dripping with that signature Mbosso sauce: love jams, a little heartbreak, stuff that’ll make you text your ex at 2 a.m.—the works.



Honestly, the guy’s pipes are ridiculous. I don’t know what they’re feeding singers in Tanzania, but it’s working. And you can tell he’s not just coasting on old hits or Wasafi hype. He’s out here proving he’s got the chops to fly solo, and his fans (and probably their grandmas too) are already blasting this thing from Nairobi to Dar.



But here’s the kicker: “Room Number 3” isn’t just some random playlist thrown together. It’s like Mbosso’s personal diary—love, pain, a little bit of self-therapy, all wrapped in that sweet Bongo Flava package. Trust me, each track brings something different to the table. If you’re even remotely into East African tunes, you kinda have to give this one a spin. If you don’t, what are you even doing?