It's an updated version of his 2015 album that includes new tracks and vocalists.
Ultra Music will release Black Coffee's album Pieces Of Me later this year.
Nkosinathi Maphumulo was tapped to play Ultra Music Festival twice this year—both in its original Miami location and in his home of South Africa. Now, he's inked a deal with its associated label, who will issue a new version of his 2015 album, initially released by Maphumulo's label Soulistic Music. While the original is only available in South Africa, the new LP will be distributed globally with three to five new tracks, as well as new vocalists.
"At Ultra, we always look for distinctive styles that can be found underground and bring them to the forefront," said Ultra Music General Manager David Waxman. "With a distinguished sound and style that is representative of his African heritage, Black Coffee is one of the most respected artists in house music." There's currently no release date or tracklist for the album.
Listen to the album cut "Come With Me," featuring Mque on vocals, below. Check out RA's Origins film that tells Maphumulo's story here.
Ultra Music will release Pieces Of Me in 2016.