SAI HLE Make Growth Feel Like a Dancefloor Ritual on “KHULA”
On “KHULA”, sisters Amahle and Siphosethu Koom turn growth, self-forgiveness and the work behind joy into dance music, showing that movement does not always have to mean escape.
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On “KHULA”, sisters Amahle and Siphosethu Koom turn growth, self-forgiveness and the work behind joy into dance music, showing that movement does not always have to mean escape.
SAI HLE wrote “KHULA” in Spain while finances were unstable, bad news was arriving from home and severe weather threatened the area around their seaside accommodation. In a Viranova special feature, Amahle and Siphosethu Koom unpack the sisterhood, ambition and self-discovery behind the artists they are becoming.

