Tay Iwar’s Reflection Station – A Sonic Journey Through Healing
Afro-fusion and R&B sensation Tay Iwar returns with his latest EP, Reflection Station, a deeply introspective body of work that explores motion, memory, and healing. Seamlessly blending R&B, Afro-fusion, and soulful soundscapes, the project is both personal and universal, drawing listeners into a world of self-reflection and transformation.
Describing Reflection Station as “a checkpoint for motion, memory, and mercy,” Tay Iwar takes inspiration from legendary Nigerian duo Zule Zoo, turning themes of resistance into rhythm. The EP embodies the raw, unfiltered sound of healing, where every track serves as a mirror to emotions, past experiences, and personal growth.
“This is what healing sounds like when it doesn’t ask for permission,” Tay Iwar shares, emphasizing that each song is designed to evoke deep emotions, encourage remembrance, and inspire purposeful movement.
From earlier projects like Renascentia (2016) and Gemini (2019) to this latest offering, Tay Iwar continues to redefine the alternative Afro-R&B space, delivering music that resonates with the soul. Reflection Station is more than just an EP – it’s an experience of survival, transformation, and finding peace in the in-between.
Don’t miss your chance to experience “Reflection Station” – you can listen to it now and enjoy the EP from your favourite music platforms. Join the conversation and let the rhythm take over!
You can listen to Tay Iwar – Reflection Station EP here.
