Backroom Music is a deep, soulful house album that embraces intimacy, mood, and musical storytelling. TribeSoul crafts a project rooted in underground house culture, focusing on rich instrumentation, emotional depth, and immersive groove structures rather than commercial dancefloor intensity.
Musa Keys and Tribesoul recently appeared on Awuna Mahloni featuring Aymos.
The album is characterized by warm basslines, layered percussion, jazzy chords, and atmospheric synth textures that create a smooth, late-night listening experience. TribeSoul’s production style leans toward subtle progression, allowing tracks to evolve gradually while maintaining a hypnotic and calming rhythm.
Vocals and instrumental elements throughout the album are carefully balanced, often leaning toward soulful expression and spiritual undertones. The project captures the feeling of private groove sessions and intimate club spaces, where music is felt deeply rather than simply heard.
Thematically, Backroom Music explores emotion, connection, and musical freedom, reflecting the essence of underground house culture. Each track contributes to a cohesive sonic journey, maintaining consistency while offering enough variation to keep the album engaging from start to finish.
Overall, Backroom Music is a refined and atmospheric deep house project — soulful, immersive, and emotionally rich — showcasing TribeSoul’s dedication to authentic, mood-driven house music.
ALBUM: TribeSoul – Backroom Music
ALBUM: TribeSoul – Backroom Music
TribeSoul – Uthando Lwam (feat. Nele SA)
TribeSoul & Musa Keys – Phathaphatha (feat. Divine & Toby Franco)
TribeSoul, Mdu aka TRP & Tots SA – Midnight Xpress
TribeSoul – Backroom Music (feat. Tots SA)
TribeSoul – Dlala
TribeSoul – Jazz series (feat. Blissful Sax, Happy JazzMan & JazzMIQDeep)
TribeSoul – Woza Cartel (feat. LowBass Djy & HouseXcape)
TribeSoul – B4 (Bonus Track)
