Rising musician and producer, Warren Duncan has just released his new single “No Tomorrow”.
The track is a vibey, melodic, jazz feel good song where the listener is encouraged to feel an un-caged sort of love through the genre on the rise, Amapiano - South Africa’s take on house music
Composed by Duncan, there is a sense of romance through the use of keys and the lyrics, written and sung by singer songwriter Temwé, who’s words focus on the theme of love. The song plays on the fearlessness of love and establishing enough trust in order to love someone like there's 'no tomorrow'.
‘No Tomorrow’ is the first of many singles to come from Duncan, the song being the first of his releases that will amplify the genre of Ampaiano. “I am a passionate musician and producer and a big advocate for Amapiano music, and having the Amapiano genre move forward in leaps and bounds outside of the usual South African music communities.”
Born in South Africa, producer and multi-instrumentalist Warren Duncan is a star on the rise. His fresh approach to african music and more specifically Amapiano, opens the door to a broader New Zealand audience.
Duncan credits his musical ability to the exposure he gained through high school jazz bands, church choir and roughly 11 years of on-and-off session musician work for other budding artists from the New Zealand, South African and Australian music scenes.
Listen to 'No Tomorrow' below