Mumzy, the UK-born Bangladeshi artist who pioneered the fusion of R&B with South Asian melodies, returns with ‘Ki Kori’, a deeply evocative collaboration with emerging New York-based vocalist Muza. 

This poignant track available on all major streaming platforms through DESI TRILL, aims to tap into the power of unspoken emotions, as it delves into the delicate balance between love, longing and the fear of vulnerability.
 
‘Ki Kori’, meaning ‘What can I do?’ in Bengali, captures the universal struggle of expressing heartfelt emotions. Mumzy and Muza's seamless vocal harmonies, layered over DJ Lyan's sophisticated production, create an intimate soundscape that resonates with listeners across cultural and linguistic boundaries.
 
With his signature blend of R&B, South Asian melodies, and contemporary sounds, ‘Ki Kori’ captures the emotional tug-of-war between expressing one’s feelings and the fear of rejection. The song explores the undeniable attraction between two people, their yearning for a deeper connection, and the tension that lingers in unspoken words. Mumzy, renowned for his groundbreaking blend of Western and South Asian musical influences, continues to push creative boundaries. His collaboration with Muza, a rapidly emerging artist known for his innovative approach to Bengali music, represents a powerful transatlantic musical dialogue. This partnership highlights the evolving landscape of global music, where cultural exchange and artistic innovation converge.
 
Mumzy states, “This song is about the emotions we often struggle to express, the hesitation, the desire, and the fear that comes with love. Working with Muza has been incredible, and we hope our community feels Ki Kori and it resonates with anyone who has ever felt this kind of connection but couldn’t put it into words.”