Duo TKB Released New Track I Wish You Knew

The Namibian group teamed up with artists from Zambia and Namibia to explore emotional themes.

Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Latin

Duo TKB Released New Track I Wish You Knew

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The musical duo TKB has released a new song titled I Wish You Knew. The track features collaborations with Zambian musician Yo Maps and Namibian artist Lioness.

Why it matters

Formed to represent the Kavango region, TKB aims to bridge musical gaps between artists across the African continent. The group leverages these collaborations to foster regional artistic connections.

The song I Wish You Knew was released on digital music platforms supported by visual components. TKB produced the work through existing industry relationships with regional talent.

The players

TKB

This musical duo consists of Kandere Josef and Kavara Abiouth and represents the Kavango region.

Yo Maps

He is a prominent musician based in Zambia who collaborated on the new track.

Lioness

She is a musician from Namibia who contributed to the collaborative project.

The details

TKB, comprised of members Kandere Josef and Kavara Abiouth, focuses their music on emotional and relational themes. The project received support from Millennium Julinho FC and marks the latest effort in their ongoing plan to release collaborative music.

Timeline

  1. The song was released in October 2026.

Industry Dynamics

The release of I Wish You Knew follows the pattern of increased cross-border collaboration between artists in the African music scene. This trend reflects a broader industry movement toward building regional networks that extend beyond individual national borders.

Fans can listen to the new track on major streaming platforms. The release includes accompanying visual content to enhance the listener experience.

The takeaway

The collaborative nature of this release highlights the growing importance of regional partnerships in independent music. Listeners can expect TKB to continue pursuing these international connections as they develop their discography.

Further reading

Discover more about the evolving sounds of the region in our /entertainment/music/latin/ section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Namibian Sun.

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