Aero Manyelo's album sampler 1 of his upcoming album, 'Dictionary of Herbs 2,' unveils a rich tapestry of musical diversity and collaborative genius. One standout track within this eclectic collection is 'Musuwo Wamambo,' a compelling collaboration with Zimbabwean musician Josh Meck. The fusion of Manyelo's South African sound with Meck's Zimbabwean influences creates a unique and vibrant sonic landscape, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of Southern Africa. Another gem in the sampler is the eagerly awaited track titled 'Mpoo.'

Aero Manyelo's signature production style shines through, promising a sonic journey that combines infectious rhythms with innovative soundscapes. The anticipation surrounding 'Mpoo' suggests that it will be a standout track, showcasing Manyelo's mastery of the electronic music genre. Adding depth to the album is the smooth and sophisticated orchestral - chilled house record,
'Two Wrongs.'
This track not only highlights Manyelo's versatility as a producer but also provides a refreshing take on the intersection of classical and electronic elements. The result is a harmonious blend that captivates the listener with its elegance and finesse.
Closing the sampler is the evocatively titled 'Republic of South Africa.' This track serves as a musical homage to Manyelo's roots, encapsulating the spirit and essence of the vibrant nation. With its rhythmic beats and infectious melodies, 'Republic of South Africa' pays tribute to the artist's homeland, creating a sense of pride and celebration within the listener.