“Day by Day” is the latest release from Native Sun, a UK-based duo comprising MoYah and Sarina Leah. This track blends reggae and hip-hop to delve into the migrant experience, highlighting their struggles and aspirations.

The lyrics explore the tough choices migrants face when leaving their homelands due to war or economic hardship, and the subsequent challenges of finding acceptance in a new country. Sarina Leah’s verses capture the emotional toll of leaving family behind, while MoYah’s lines confront issues like racial discrimination and cultural isolation. Together, their lyrics underscore themes of perseverance and resilience, emphasising the role of education and self-determination in transforming lives.

Native Sun’s sound features soulful and upbeat melodies and dynamic rap in both English and Portuguese, showcasing their dedication to a broad range of musical styles. Since forming in 2010, the duo has fused Afro-Caribbean rhythms with their music, creating a unique sound that promotes messages of unity and equity. Drawing from MoYah’s Mozambican roots and Sarina Leah’s Caribbean background, their music offers a rich blend of cultural influences and perspectives.

The single is available for listening and purchase HERE