In a defining moment that solidified the marriage of technology and music, Team Salut, directed by Sierra Leonean-Brit Glenard Kojo Patnelli, popularly known as Kojo P, and Ghanaian-Brit Gabriel Wood, commonly known as Aponchi Da Goat, has set a new industry milestone. In collaboration with Hungary-based artist Düki Tran, the dynamic duo has provided the sonic backdrop for Apple’s latest marvel— the iPhone 15.
An ‘Afro-Inspired’ Revolution
Showcased in their latest hit ‘WOW’ with Düki Tran, Team Salut’s invigorating beats were the soundtrack of choice for Apple’s iPhone 15 Keynote. This isn’t just a feature; it’s a compelling affirmation of the transformative power of their music. The marriage of Team Salut’s groundbreaking sound and Apple’s technological ingenuity heralds a new era—an era where limitations are not just challenged but obliterated.
A Legacy of Excellence
Though this collaboration with Apple marks a significant milestone, the influence of Kojo P and Aponchi Da Goat permeates multiple dimensions of the music scene. With heritage traced to Sierra Leone and Ghana, they’ve created auditory masterpieces for an impressive roster of global talents—Idris Elba, Afro B, Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, Kwesi Arthur, Emeli Sandé, Rita Ora, Yxng Bane, Mr Eazi, Eugy, and many more have been elevated by Team Salut’s magic touch.
Setting the Bar High
From Afro B’s plaque-certified record ‘Drogba (Joanna)’ to groundbreaking collaborations with artists like Idris Elba and Emeli Sandé, Team Salut has been the creative force behind numerous chart-toppers and audience favorites. Their unique blend of Afrobeat, dance, and electronic elements has not only reshaped musical genres but also broadened the scope of cultural dialogue.
What’s Next?
This Apple Keynote feature is not the pinnacle but a stepping stone. Fired by an insatiable passion for innovation and an unwavering commitment to mastery, Team Salut promises more electrifying collaborations and groundbreaking music in the pipeline. This is not just a moment, it’s the inception of a movement.
