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The Very Best followed that mixtape up with a triumphant debut album, 2009's Warm Heart of Africa, and now they're back with another free mixtape, one released to the Internet on Mother's Day after little more than a week of notice. This wasn't a mental exercise it was a joyously physical full-length, a gifted singer sliding across the pop landscape with a border-transcending glee. But actually listening to the final product, all that was beside the point. You could do plenty of cultural-studies theorizing about all the levels of appropriation at work in that first mixtape- white DJs snatching Vampire Weekend's quasi-African indie pop and refashioning it for an African singer.

On the group's 2008 debut mixtape, Esau Mwamwaya and Radioclit Are the Very Best, the European DJ duo Radioclit threw all sorts of pan-global dance and pop tracks at Mwamwaya, and he elevated nearly every one of them with that keening, high-pitched wail. It's probably a gross oversimplification to call Mwamwaya a happy singer, but there's a sense of pure liquid joy in almost every one of his vocal performances you can practically hear his grin through the microphone, and that level of giddy enthusiasm is about as infectious as it gets. The Very Best's singer Esau Mwamwaya very rarely sings in English, so Westerners who make up most of his group's audience have to rely on feeling alone, and Mwamwaya's got plenty of that.