Album Art Explained

The Album Art was designed by Jethro Setler - using the theme of Afrofuturism - from the artist's Afrofuturism series.

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I added images of people that had a significant influence in my life including - Luthando and Mputsu Daniso my friends from Port Edward and Shuhan Hu a friend from the USA.

Roxy Lee Tennant a friend from Durban

Gareth "Buttino Heat" Davis a friend and musician in our crew of 10 MCs during our high school years, Lay-z Skuad, passed away in December 2004 by way of suicide.

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The headgear is inspired by the combination of the White and Red Egyptian or Double crown with an Afrofuturistic influence

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The speaker element represents a recording booth that has a wall of speakers as opposed to a wall of foam.

The Headphone Necklace is a comment on the jewelry adorned by most musicians within the genre of hip-hop. Instead of gold Mawawa MC surrounds himself with a more in-depth exploration of the elements of music and hip-hop and not ancillary items that augment the art.

The family section - my support system when it comes to my art.

Businessman Greg Ayres - had a major influence on how I view wealth, he is humble and never shows off - that is an element I try to embody with the little wealth I have.

Lay-Z Skuad - going through a dance sequence - 3/10 members - Diego Baldi - Gareth Davis and Chris Schafer

And last but most definitely not least - the boys -my closest friends - my oldest friends and part of the reason I will never release mediocre music - well they suggest and I sometimes listen. In no particular order - Kyle Motto-Ross - Joshua Fanner - Jose de Silva - Tony Caz

Thank you for your time.