“Wolf at Night” is a collaboration between artists hailing from Zimbabwe and South Africa. This song was created for International Women's Day as an ode to the power and unstoppable life-force of their female partners – being fierce and assertive like ‘a wolf at night,’ with the unrelenting determination of being ‘a woman on a roll.’ The music was composed and performed by the Slow Jack band (of Afrikaans, South African descent), with Tatenda wekwaTenzi (Shona, Zimbabwean descent) on the hand-held marimba (karimba). Shona lyrics were written by Tatenda wekwaTenzi, and the English lyrics were written by Hannes Muller (Slow Jack) and Andrew McDermott (Various Roots). The two-vocalist blend beautifully and both deliver the melody with passion and intent. The band provides a deep groove and the song has many twists and turns to keep the listener engaged. Music is the universal language that crosses all boundaries to bring us together and “Wolf at Night” is a prime example of music’s power. Various Roots convey their uplifting message with conviction and eloquence, making for a stunning listen and a socially conscious level of awareness. That’s the short of it!