[Music] Msaki – Untimely Disclosure ft. Jesse Clegg

New Music Alert: Jesse Clegg Joins Forces On A Brand New 2026 Release

South African singer-songwriter and music star, Msaki, comes through with a new single which is titled "Untimely Disclosure". This much-anticipated release marks a return to the soulful roots that fans have come to love, while also pushing into exciting new sonic territory. The track is an evocative journey that highlights her signature vocal warmth and poetic prowess, instantly standing out as one of the year's most compelling releases.

The song "Untimely Disclosure" is an amazing record that should be on your Playlist. However, it serves as Msaki's latest single for the year 2026. It reflects a heightened level of musical maturity, showing a deep evolution in sound that captures the complexities of modern life. This release has already begun making waves across various streaming platforms, solidifying her reputation as a consistent hitmaker.

Moreover, this impressive new record serves as the 1st track off the 6 tracks body of work Project, "Entropy". This project is expected to be a landmark in her discography, weaving together a narrative of order and chaos through a blend of acoustic and electronic influences. Each track in the collection is designed to be a chapter in a larger story, making this opening number a vital introduction to the world of "Entropy".

In addition, the impressive record features vocal contribution from talented superstar, Jesse Clegg. The synergy between these two artists is undeniable, as their distinct vocal textures merge to create a rich, layered listening experience. His contribution adds a melodic depth that perfectly complements the track’s atmosphere, making the collaboration feel both natural and highly inspired.

The song itself is a masterclass in atmospheric production, using a delicate balance of instrumentation to let the emotional weight of the lyrics shine. As for the lead vocalist, she is a multi-award-winning creative known for her ability to bridge the gap between traditional folk sensibilities and modern dance music. Her work often carries profound spiritual and social themes, making her one of the most respected voices in the South African industry today. This new project is a clear testament to her visionary approach to African artistry.

This latest offering is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates high-quality, soulful music. Listen, download, & share your thoughts below;

Msaki Untimely Disclosure Lyrics:
Untimely disclosure
Oh I cant even help myself
Over exposure
Wishing we were somewhere else

I'm working over time
Not to fall in love here
Travel your fault lines
In between love and fear
What are we doing here
We're fractured in time

I wanna see you now
But I'm scared I'll let you down
I wanna see you now
But you're scared you'll let me down
(I don't wanna let you down)
I wanna see you now
But I'm scared I'll let you down
(I cant even help myself)
I wanna see you now
But you're scared you'll let me down
(I don't wanna let you down)
I wanna see you now
But you're scared you'll let me down
(Wish we were somewhere else)

Drown in your ocean
Every time we're face to face
Hopeless devotion
I'm getting vertigo from falling from grace

I'm spinning out of time
Already feels like years
Sow up these fault lines
Can these wounds disappear
Where do we go from here
I'm not yours you're not mine

I wanna see you now
But you're scared you'll let me down
(I don't wanna let you down)
I wanna see you now
But I'm scared I'll let you down
(I cant even help myself)
I wanna see you now
But you're scared you'll let me down
(I don't wanna let you down)
I wanna see you now
But you're scared you'll let me down
(Wish we were somewhere else)

Wish we were
Wish we were
Wish we were
Somewhere else
(I don't want to let you down)
Wish we were
Wish we were
Wish we were
Somewhere else
Wish we were
Wish we were
Wish we were
(I don't want to let you down)
Somewhere else
Wish we were
Wish we were
Wish we were
Somewhere else
Wish we were
Wish we were
Wish we were
Somewhere else