In the lead-up to the 2021 general elections, a group of artists led by Pilato, along with fellow artist Maiko Zulu, spearheaded a movement that prompted a group of young artists to undertake a ‘bush protest.’ Their mission was to advocate for accountability from the government of that period. This unique form of protest captured the attention of many, showcasing the potency of music as a tool for activism. Fast forward to the present, where the cost of living has skyrocketed, leaving citizens grappling with the harsh realities of daily life. In the face of this economic turmoil, there is a growing clamor among the populace for artists who once raised their voices against these issues to create similar anthems...