Judgitzu is a pseudonym that may not have a sprawling discography, but the release of tracks such as "Sator Arepo" and the double-sided single "Umeme/Kelele" have placed this artist on the radar of those who seek the cutting edge of electronic music. With sounds heavily infused with a raw, percussive energy, Judgitzu’s work often showcases an intriguing blend of traditional East African musical motifs with the driving beats of contemporary techno.

Standing out with the release on Nyege Nyege Tapes, a label known for celebrating the avant-garde of African electronic music, Judgitzu has managed to carve a unique niche. "Sator Arepo," as a track, exemplifies the artist’s ability to bridge worlds – it is at once hypnotic and visceral, marrying relentless rhythms with a kind of sonic storytelling that is both ancient and refreshingly modern. "Umeme/Kelele" continues this trend, offering a duo of tracks that pulse with the vibrant nightlife energy and the spirit of experimentation that thrives within the musical underground of cities like Dar es Salaam, where traditional sounds are often reimagined through the lens of contemporary electronic production. Judgitzu, though shrouded in a certain level of mystery, is a rising figure in a global movement that's reshaping the boundaries of dance music and cultural expression.