

Night falls over Addis lights
Dust in the amber glow
Footsteps echo slow and low
Where did the old days go
Tizita, call my name
Soft as a distant horn
Tizita, burn the same
From dusk until the dawn
The city breathes in minor lines
A vibraphone in blue
Shadows lean on broken time
I’m still looking for you
Round and round the bassline turns
No need to change the key
Every silence softly burns
In this memory
Tizita, hold me near
Under the muted sky
Tizita, crystal clear
We never say goodbye
Oh— ya lemiwedish
Oh— ya lelibe
Slow river, don’t forget
What you remember in me
Night falls over Addis lights
Dust in the amber glow
Same four notes, the same old night
And still the feeling
- Lyricist
Valerie Enfield, Yewande
- Composer
Valerie Enfield, Yewande
- Producer
Valerie Enfield
- Co-Producer
Yewande
- Guitar
Yewande
- Drums
Valerie Enfield
- Synthesizer
Valerie Enfield
- Vocals
Yewande
- Background Vocals
Yewande
- Programming
Valerie Enfield

Listen to Addis at Dusk (feat. Yewande) by Valerie Enfield
Streaming / Download
- 1
iinkanyei, Umjuliko noMdanso (feat. Yewande)
Valerie Enfield
- ⚫︎
Addis at Dusk (feat. Yewande)
Valerie Enfield
- 3
Jazz is Ancient, Jazz is New! (feat. Yewande)
Valerie Enfield
- 4
D.T.M.1991 (feat. Yewande)
Valerie Enfield
The song title, "Izinkanyezi, Umjuluko noMdanso," is presented as meaning "The Turning of the Stars, and Dance" in Zulu.
Beginning at sunset and continuing through to dawn, the song celebrates a night of dance and festivity. Guided by powerful drums and energetic rhythms, strangers come together in a shared circle, dancing and celebrating as one. Overcoming sadness and loneliness, the song captures the moment when music connects people across boundaries, expressing it through a warm, uplifting, and open-hearted Afro dance-pop sound.Includes 3 additional tracks.
Artist Profile
Valerie Enfield
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Yewande



