Mpemba Effect

The Music Of “ Mpemba Effect ” Came About Through Faith In Contradiction As Two Talented Young Producers “Gavan Eckhart” And “Garrick Van Der Tuin” Sought To Blend Pan-African Elements With Urban Grooves.
"Inkolo" Is A Fresh Addition Combining African Sound With Urban Grooves
Mpemba Effect Is The Latest Groove Machine In The African Cream Music Stable. Inkolo Is Their Debut Album With A Fresh Sound To Go With Their Quirky Selected Name.
It Is A Fitting Name For An Outfit That Combines An African Sound With The Very Latest In Modern Urban Grooves Produced With The Latest Studio Technology.
The Young Studio Warriors That Make Up Mpemba Effect Are Two Talented South African Producers Gavan Eckhart And Garrick Van Der Tuin.
Having Cut Their Teeth As Engineers At The Famed Digital Cupboard Studio Under The Tutelage Of South African Music Awards Winning Producer Ian Osrin.
They Describe Their Mpemba Effect Project As “faith In Contradiction” Perfectly Reflecting The Contradictory Nature Of This Scientific Observation Itself.
The Result Is A Vibrant Journey Of Contemporary African Music That Seemlessly Moves Through Hypnotic Rhythms And Heartfelt Melodies And Lets You Find The Science Of Chilling That Lies Within. It’s An Album That You Can Listen To Relax Or Dance To. The Story Of “The Mpemba Effect” Provides A Dramatic Parable Cautioning Scientists And Teachers Against Dismissing The Observations Of Non-Scientists And Against Making Quick Judgments About What Is Impossible. There Was A Tanzanian High School Pupil Named Mpemba Who In 1969 Brought To Light A Forgotten Observation Of Aristotle. While Performing An Experiment Mpemba Discovered That Hot Water Freezes Faster Cold Water. Surprised By This Revelation He Asked The Teacher For An Explanation But Was Told That His Observations Were Impossible To Explain. Mpemba’s Need To Understand Eventually Led Him To A Visiting Physics Professor Whom He Insisted On Questioning About His Remarkable Discovery. The Professor Realised After Some Time That Mpemba Was Correct And Together They Published Their Results Hot Water Freezes Faster Than Cold Water! read less