I've opted for this song due to its thematic resonance with the project and its captivating rhythm. The introduction of "Homeless" draws inspiration from a traditional song sung by the Zulus at weddings, with its lyrics creatively rewritten to align more closely with the theme of homelessness.

I resonate deeply with the artist's sentiment, and I've chosen this song for its profound theme and infectious rhythm. As the artist beautifully expresses - "In Sesotho, ‘hlokomela’ means ‘take care’. But it also means ‘take care of others’. There’s a Sesotho saying about animals coming together to drink from the same well without fear of being attacked or hunted by other animals that are also there to drink. I love those special moments where there’s a truce in humanity and an understanding of what it is to be in need of water, to be in need of human rights, and the importance of taking care of one another."

This is Beyonce's love letter to Africa. She described the song as "I wanted it to be authentic about what is beautiful about the music in Africa." When daydreaming about African skies, this song came to mind. It's a catchy song, a fabulous artist and a fantastic movie. The theme of the film The Lion King's is about taking life by the horns and not being afraid of what's to come, which is applicable on many level for this journey.

A catchy rhythm intertwined with inspiring lyrics sets the tone of this anthem. This song celebrates diversity and inclusivity. The lyrics encourage people of all races, backgrounds, and identities to come together and unite under a common banner of hope and freedom. It is an invitation to dream big and work towards a better future for all.

This song has been a favorite of mine for a long time. The song is a remix of the original "Madan" by Salif Keita, which is sung in the Malian language, Bambara. The lyrics of the song are quite simple but carry a deep message. The lines "Ay ihe geba geta singurna yeah" and "Ilina ina nara sa" roughly translate to "The world is a big place, and we all come from different backgrounds." This is a beautiful sentiment, as the song seeks to unite people regardless of where they come from.