British-Bangladeshi singer Mumzy has joined forces with New York-based Bangladeshi artiste Muza for a new single titled "Ki Kori", released on April 2. 

The track dives into the emotional push-and-pull of love, hesitation, and vulnerability, wrapped in a smooth blend of R&B, South Asian melodies, and modern production.

Produced by DJ Lyan, "Ki Kori" explores the unspoken tension between desire and the fear of being hurt. Mumzy and Muza's vocals flow seamlessly, creating an emotional resonance aimed at listeners navigating the grey areas of love.

Mumzy, known for blending Western and South Asian sounds under his label DESI TRILL, continues to push musical boundaries with his signature cross-cultural fusion. Muza, celebrated for his fresh spin on Bengali music, brings his distinct flair to the collaboration.

"This song reflects emotions we often struggle to express," said Mumzy, highlighting the personal nature of the track. Echoing that sentiment, Muza noted that "Ki Kori" captures "love, longing, and unspoken words in a way that deeply resonates."

Together, they have delivered a song that is as introspective as it is sonically rich—bridging continents and cultures through music.

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