Elemotho released his first worldwide album “My Africa” on ARC Music in March 2013. Since then, his musical career and Namibian stardom have gone from strength to strength. In 2014, Elemotho headlined the BBC Radio 3 stage at WOMAD. Not only known for this great musicianship, Elemotho strongly and publicly supports human rights, national Namibian charities, such as the Save The Rhino Trust, which he campaigned for by donating musical proceeds, and he speaks freely of his political opinions. “…how can you dislike someone who has written a song called ‘The System is a Joke’?” (R2 Magazine, UK) This new album, “Beautiful World,” is another powerful message about freedom and seeks to inspire a brighter future for Namibia and the world. Elemotho writes: “I like to paint a picture where chords are not just tangible but energy is felt and words carry a power beyond bullets and hunger.” “Elemotho’s music speaks to the spirit and soul of the Namibian people. His single “Black Man” off his upcoming album is no exception.” (The Namibian)