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Full Moon
Moonchild Sanelly
- Moonchild Sanelly releases new album Full Moon | Northern Transmissions
- Full Moon’s club-ready beats oscillate between electronic, afro-punk, edgy-pop, kwaito, and hip-hop sensibilities, including tracks “Do My Dance,” “Scrambled Eggs,” “To Kill a Single Girl (Tequila)” and “Big Booty.”
- Moonchild Sanelly Announces New Album ‘Full Moon’ | Clash Magazine
- Moonchild Sanelly will release new album ‘Full Moon’ January 10th. A colourful creator, Moonchild Sanelly’s cross-genre pollination has resulted in some remarkable sounds. A songwriter who pours every aspect of her being into her music, the South African artist recently signalled her return.
- Moonchild Sanelly talks empowerment, her South Africa homeland, and ... | DIY
- Now, with new album ‘Full Moon’, the South African singer is challenging herself too. It’s barely 10am on a wintery November morning and Moonchild Sanelly is talking about dicks: what she likes about them, what she’s learnt about them, her first virginity-shedding experiences with them and more.
- Moonchild Sanelly Shares ‘To Kill A Single Girl (Tequila)’ | Clash Magazine
- Moonchild Sanelly has shared her new track ‘To Kill A Single Girl (Tequila)’. The songwriter’s new album ‘Full Moon’ is out on January 10th, and it steers her funk-pop sound in fresh directions.
- Moonchild Sanelly - Full Moon | Reviews | Clash Magazine Music News ... | Clash Magazine | Jan. 10, 2025, 9:49 a.m.
- Returning with her highly anticipated album ‘Full Moon’, Sanelly continues in her already strong footsteps, following up the likes of ‘Rabulapha!’ and ‘Phases’ with a body of work that is sure to propel Moonchild Sanelly even further into the stratosphere of South African greats who have broken into the wider world of music.
- Moonchild Sanelly – Full Moon - Dork - readdork.com | Dork | Jan. 8, 2025, midnight
- ‘Full Moon’ is a riot from start to finish: beautifully disruptive and impossible to ignore. Moonchild Sanelly, South Africa’s answer to the question nobody knew to ask, has crafted an album that treats genre boundaries like suggestions, written in pencil, from very far away.
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