Moses Mosima Ponders the Ups/Downs of Having "Fri(END)s"

Moses Mosima knows his way around a song. Highest Basement Collective's emotive RnB man brings raw feelings to the forefront of his projects over spacey production and cozy samples. Don't let Mosima's relaxed delivery fool you either. There's joy, despair and everything in between from start to finish. And with influences that range from Pink Floyd to Outkast; it's no wonder this crooner has an easy time expressing himself in an eclectic way.

'Fri(END)s' is about the nature of relationships and the futility/necessity of friendships.

https://soundcloud.com/mosesmosima/friends

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