Do That feels like a deliberate step forward rather than a side experiment. It’s the sound of an artist choosing expansion, not comfort. For MUNZER, this 2026 release marks a clear shift in direction, one driven by growth in both music and mindset.
Known primarily for underground hip hop and raw lyricism, Munzer uses Do That to explore a more global, rhythm-led space. The track leans into an uplifting Afrobeat foundation, layered with Australian production sensibilities and a subtle Jamaican twist. It’s designed to move bodies, but it also carries intention. You can hear an artist testing new ground without losing his identity.
The collaboration itself is a milestone. Featuring UK artist M Dot R, this is Munzer’s first international feature and, fittingly, M Dot R’s first collaboration with an Australian artist. That sense of first-time energy runs through the song. The exchange feels natural rather than forced, with both artists bringing their cultural accents into the mix without competing for space.
Production comes courtesy of Johnny BULLZ of Bullzeye Beats, whose touch ties the elements together. Mid-tempo Afrobeat percussion sets the pace, while Spanish guitar flourishes and a heavy bassline give the track its bounce. Smooth R&B-style vocals soften the edges, keeping the song accessible without flattening its character. It’s polished, but not sterile. Commercial, but still grounded.
What I respect most about Do That is its intention. Munzer isn’t chasing a sound because it’s fashionable. He’s using it as a tool for growth, both creatively and personally. The track targets the dance and nightclub space, but it also represents a wider shift in how he sees his career. Bigger moves, wider reach, and a willingness to step outside the box he’s already mastered.
Context matters here. Munzer has been active for over a decade, from debut releases in 2014 to festival appearances across Sydney, radio features, and national showcases. That experience shows. Even when he steps into something new, there’s control and confidence behind it. This isn’t a beginner experimenting. It’s a seasoned artist choosing evolution.
Do That works because it embraces collaboration without losing focus. Multiple cultures, influences, and scenes meet in one track, yet it never feels cluttered. Instead, it feels open. Like the start of a chapter rather than a one-off moment.
If this release is any indication of where Munzer is heading in 2026, it’s clear he’s thinking beyond borders, genres, and expectations. Do That isn’t just a new sound. It’s a statement of intent.
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