The extraordinary Lesotho musician known as Sannere teams up with Milo on a grounded new record titled “LIKHOMO.”
Six songs into this run, and the collaborations keep expanding Sannere’s world beyond solo reflection. Milo joins here, following Tekano’s appearance on “LETSATSI HA LECHABA,” and this pairing shifts the tone again. “LIKHOMO” carries that same rootedness the earlier tracks built, but with a different kind of company this time.
Sannere’s delivery stays close to his established tone, calm and deliberate, letting each word carry its own space. There’s a familiarity in his phrasing now, six songs deep, that feels earned rather than repetitive. He gives Milo plenty of room to enter without crowding the verse.
Milo’s contribution leans into something earthier, his voice carrying a weathered quality that fits the song’s grounded subject matter. Where Tekano added roughness, Milo brings something closer to weariness, and that distinction matters. The two voices settle into the track like old friends catching up rather than performers trading bars.
As this run closes in on its later chapters, “LIKHOMO” reinforces what’s made these songs work all along. Sannere keeps finding new voices without losing his own center. The collaborations add color, but the honesty stays exactly where it started.
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