Da Capo Finds New Depth on 'Indigo Child II: Love & Frequency'
- Undrtone Blog
- Jul 11
- 2 min read
Da Capo is back with a new full-length, and this one hits different. “Indigo Child II: Love & Frequency” feels like a proper evolution, thoughtful, emotional and technically sharp, without losing any of the warmth and groove he’s known for. Buy/stream it here: https://platoon.lnk.to/_IndigoChildII.
The South African producer has always had a strong identity, but here it’s more refined. More grounded. You can hear his growth in every corner of the record.
There’s weight to this one. Tracks like “Free Spirit” with FKA Mash and Julian Place feel wide open, built for reflection just as much as the dancefloor. “Phakade Lami” with Mawhoo and SoulStar is another standout, rich, heartfelt and deep. Elaine’s vocal contribution adds something undeniably special, too. Every collab feels considered and in tune with the wider album.
There’s a clear sense of intention behind this project. Da Capo frames it around the concept of the Indigo Child, those with a heightened sense of intuition and creativity, and you can feel that spiritual thread woven throughout. He’s not just putting out tracks. He’s offering something that feels personal.
Production-wise, it’s tight. The rhythms are warm and layered, the melodies spacious. There’s restraint where it matters, and emotion where it counts. The whole thing flows.
This might be Da Capo’s most complete and mature work yet. It’s a record that respects his roots while pushing further outward sonically and emotionally. Whether you’re deep in the Afro House scene or just looking for something that moves differently, this is worth your time.
“Indigo Child II: Love & Frequency” is more than a sequel. It’s a statement.
Da Capo
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