The wait is almost over. ExQ has revealed the cover art for his highly-anticipated 2018 album, Tseu Tseu.
ExQ is one of the most intelligent artists in the industry, he just refuses to die, he is still as relevant as he was when he first released Musalala, and with that in mind everything he does is calculated
Most album covers are quite straightforward, telling basic stories of life and sometimes love with unsurprising, clear meanings for everybody to interpret.
For ExQ there is a reason why he has been around long enough to see this day when many veterans of the Urban struggle have fallen by the wayside.
In any case, now and again, a cover declines to give away the greater part of its insider facts, leaving us to kick back and fill in the spaces ourselves.
He has avoided discussing anything regards the album save for the single Tsvigiri which he dropped with a smashing video apart from that he has offered no further information on Tseu Tseu.
Saturday 14 April at Unplugged the artist will finally save us all from the speculation about the contents of Tseu Tseu together with the title meaning.
But his album cover attempts to pull back the drapery giving us a few ideas of what to expect.
It provides clues, ExQ seats on a royal chair, like a King but his dressing is not necessarily identified with royalty.
Instead, he wears a white t-shirt, some black pants, red sneakers and a golden watch.
These perhaps mean to say, he is standing and bridging the gap between the old and the new generation, but the subtle message seems to be saying I’m Forever King and will forever be here.
For someone who usually let his music speak, we await Saturday to get the full story behind Tseu Tseu but if our speculation is correct, this might be one of ExQ’s biggest project.
Lets Unplug Tseu Tseu.
