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South African Music Awards 2022: Full List Of Nominees
See the complete list of nominees below.
Album of the Year
African Electronic Dance Music – Sun-El Musician
Ghetto King – Zakes Bantwini
It’s All You – Brian Temba
Musique – Chymamusique
When House Was House – Mobi Dixon
Duo or Group of the Year
Ama Roto Vol.2 – Reece Madlisa and Zuma
Elephant In The Room – Watershed
Franco Prinsloo: Kruis Van Liefde – Franco Prinsloo and Vox Chamber Choir
Pangaea – Wouter Kellerman and David Arkenstone
Wangikhulisa uMama – Shwi Nomtekhala
Female Artist of the Year
Platinumb Heart Open – Msaki
African Bird – Khanyisile Mthetwa
Nkulunkulu – Kamo Mphela
Trailblazer – Reign Afrika
Trouble In Paradise – Shekhinah
Male Artist of the Year
African Electronic Dance Music – Sun-El Musician
Ghetto King – Zakes Bantwini
It’s All You – Brian Temba
Musique – Chymamusique
When House Was House – Mobi Dixon
White Star Newcomer of the Year
Thapelo Lekoane- Tapestry
Khanyisile Mthetwa- African Bird
25K – Pheli Makaveli
Ncebakazi Msomi – The 34th Psalm
Botanist Mr Lamington – The Shift
Best Rock Album
Headlights Dream – Steve Louw
Partypocalypse – Springbok Nude Girls
Revolution – Tim Parr
Ennui – Deity’s Muse
Sacred Sound – Albert Frost
Best Pop Album
Souvenirs – Jeremy Loops
Motion – Tresor
Trouble In Paradise – Shekhinah
A Journal – Bonj
Don’t Let Go – Jacky Carpede
Best Pop Album
Hier Waar Ek Nou Is – Juan Boucher
Prisma – Janie Bay
Rugsak – Elandrê
Niks Vergelyk – Posduif
Roekeloos – Rita Li
Best Adult Contemporary Album
Tapestry – Thapelo Lekoane
Where The Light Gets In – Pat McCay
Elephant In The Room – Watershed
Brother – Jacob Swann
Platinumb Heart Open – Msaki
Best Kontemporêre Musiek Album
Al Die Ysters – Jan Jan Jan
Sangoma Sandilands and Jou Pa Se Posse Maanskyn -Neil Sandilands
Twintigeenentwintig – Jennifer Zamudio
Volume – Die Heuwels Fantasties
Woorde – Jodi Jantjies
Best African Adult Contemporary Album
Thetha Mama – The One Who Sings
Camagu – Ntando
2020 – Joe Nina
The Red Stoep – Nomfusi
Cwaka – Mandisi Dyantyis
Best Alternative Music Album
City Of God and The Jungle Below – Daniel Baron
Night Speak – Lo- Ghost
Glow – Alice Phoebe Lou
Romance Was Born – Anna Wolf
Child’s Play – Alice Phoebe Lou
Best R&B/Soul Album
Real Talk – P.Postman
The Arrival – Melleng
Sour Milk – Joda Kgosi
It’s All You – Brian Temba
It Is What It is – Mikhale Jones
Best Hip Hop Album
Father Of Zen – Kid X
Pheli Makaveli – 25K
Today’s Tragedy, Tomorrow’s Memory: Mixtape – A-Reece
Logan – Emtee
B4NOW – Blxckie
Best Kwaito Album
Don’t Lose Focus – Sukiri Papa
Let Dogs Lie Low – Simple Eugene
Kwaito Pallet – Shisaboy
Ama Roto Vol.2 – Reece Madlisa and Zuma
Trip To Jozi – King Razo
Best Dance Album
Muzika – Miza
Ghetto King – Zakes Bantwini
Musique – Chymamusique
When House Was House – Mobi Dixon
African Electronic Dance Music – Sun-El Musician
Best Traditional Faith Music Album
Vela Nkosi – Jumbo
In the Beginning – Paul K
Heaven’s Scroll – Puleng March
The Great Revival – Takie Ndou
Shrubs of Chronicle (Live) – Zaza
Best Contemporary Faith Music Album
My Heart To Him – Thabelo
Denga – Kingdmusic
Sacrificial Worship (Live) – Pulane Maphari
Find Me Singing – Lauren Cullen
The 34th Psalm – Ncebakazi Msomi
Best African Indigenous Faith Music Album
Ba Bosiu – Isaac and The Mighty Messengers
Re Kopa Go Wena Ramasedi – JTG Gospel Choir
Similapha Nkosi – NUZ Voices Of Joy
Ore Etele Mohloeki – The Harmony Singers Artist Development
Swi Lava Yeso – Zion Iskhalanga Academy
Rest Of Africa Award
Son Of A Tribe – Edgar Muzah (Zimbabwe)
Karabo – Malome Vector (Lesotho)
Boyfriend – Ckay (Nigeria)
If Orange Was A Place – Tems (Nigeria)
Love & Isolation – Tay Iwar (Nigeria)
Best Traditional Album
Dlozified – Mkhanyakude
Dziya Fhirtana – Vha Venda Cultural Group
Tshihwilili Tshanga – Dr Mercy Masakona Madzivhandila
Mathotse – Tau Sebata
Hantam Kerfees – Klipwerf
Best Maskandi Album
Ziyashisa – Makhamnandi
Wangikhulisa uMama – Shwi Nomtekhala
Idaymani – Thokozani Langa
Phakathi Komhlane nembeleko – Udumakahle
Ivila Laselawini – Mzukulu
Best Jazz Album
At This Point In Time Voices in Volumes – Herbie Tsoaeli
Music From My People – Sibusiso Mash Mashiloane
History In A Frame – Jimmy Dludlu
Revision – Steve Dyer
Quiet Please – McCoy Mrubata
Best Classical/Instrumental Album
Pangaea – Wouter Kellerman and David Arkenstone
African Bird – Khanyisile Mthetwa
It Takes Three – Charl Du Plessis Trio
Afrikaans – Scheppel
Franco Prinsloo: Kruis Van Liefde – Franco Prinsloo and Vox Chamber Choir
Best Afro Pop Album
iStiff – Mnqobi Yazo
New Faces To Old Problems – Bonga Kwana
Sukulila – Cici
Amalobolo – Aubrey Qwana
Amagama – Nomfundo Moh
Best Collaboration
Imali – Karyendasoul and Zakes Bantwini feat. Nana Atta
Osama – Zakes Bantwini and Kasango
Wamuhle – Njelic and Boohle feat. De Mthuda, Da Muziqal Chef
Zwivhuya – Makhadzi feat. Joe Delinger
No Rainbow – Msaki feat. Da Capo
Best Produced Music Video
Inhlupheko by Big Zulu – Edward (Gobi Beast) and Ofentse Mwase
Playback by K.O. – Ted Magerman
Mamezala by Mafikizolo feat. Simmy – Dale Fortune
When House Was House by Mobi Dixon feat. Mariechan and JNR SA – Mabi Ntuli and Shona
Finessin’ by AKA – Mninizo Sitho and Nhlanhla
Best Produced Album Of The Year
Karabo by Malome Vector – Bokang and Ndumiso
Platinumb Heart Open by Msaki – Neo Muyanga and Asanda
Destination Unknown by Vaughn Prangley – Howard Bradley
Thetha Mama by The One Who Sings – Sean, Keanan Leroy and Arthur
A World At Suicide by Kahn Morbee – Jacques du Plessis High
Best Engineered Album Of The Year
Candid by Moonga K – Greg Abrahams, Mike Zietsman and Vicente Espi
Ghetto King by Zakes Bantwini – Zakes Bantwini
Pheli Makaveli by 25K – Sibabalwe Andile Fiphaza
City Of God and The Jungle Below by Daniel Baron – Daniel Baron and Darryn Muller
It Takes Three by Charl Du Plessis Trio – Peter Auret
Remix Of The Year
Manyelo Dafro, Bassekou Kouyate and Da Capo- Ladon by Manyelo Dafro ft Basekou Kouyate
Lira and DJ Maphorisa – Feel Good by Lira
Sun- El Musician, Azana and Da Capo – Uhuru by Sun- El Musician and Azana
Da Capo – Mama by Josiah De Disciple and Boohle
DJ Cleo – Gcina Impilo Yam by Bucy Radebe
Best Reggae Album
He Crowned I Emperor – Skeleton Blazer
Trailblazer – Reign Afrika
Hard To Believe – Ras Canly
The Shift – Botanist Mr Lamington
Ngatanngwe – Red I Scorch
Best Amapiano Album
Nkulunkulu – Kamo Mphela
Auti eSharp – Mas Musiq
Kwa Kwa – Mellow and Sleazy
Notumato – Young Stunna
President Ya Strata – Focalistic
Best Gqom Album
Khula – Bello No Gallo
Summer Banger – Dlala Thukzin
Best Of The Best – T-Man
The Journey – Slenda Da Dancing DJ
Umshunqo Reloaded – Dladla Mshunqisi
RECORD OF THE YEAR
1. Osama – Zakes Bantwini and Kasango
2. Questions – Shekhinah
3. Mamela – Mi Casa
4. Banyana – DJ Maphorisa and Tyler ICU feat. Daliwonga, Sir Trill and Kabza De Small
5. Abalele – Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa feat. Ami Faku
6. Adiwele – Young Stunna feat. Kabza De Small
7. Bopha – Mellow & Sleazy and Felo Le Tee feat. DJ Maphorisa, Madumane and Young Stunna
8. Vula Mlomo – Musa Keys feat. Sir Trill and Nobantu Vilakazi
9. Asibe Happy – Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa feat. Ami Faku
10. John Wick – De Mthuda feat. Da Muziqal Chef and Sir Trill
11. I’m With You – Matthew Mole
12. Umsebenzi Wethu – Busta 929 and Mpura feat. Zuma, Mr JazziQ, Lady Du and Reece Madlisa
13. Black And White – Nasty C and Ari Lennox
14. Izolo – DJ Maphorisa and Tyler ICU feat. Mpura, Daliwonga and Visca
15. Phakade Lami – Nomfundo Moh feat. Sha Sha and Ami Faku
16. Jola – De Mthuda feat. Sino Msolo
17. Shine Your Light – Master KG and David Guetta feat. Akon
18. Postcards – Jeremy Loops
19. Ngathwala Ngaye – Kelly Khumalo feat. Mondli Ngcobo
20. Right Now – Elaine
MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR
1. LiYoshona (Main Mix) – Kwiish SA feat. Njelic, MalumNator and De Mthuda
2. Izolo – DJ Maphorisa and Tyler ICU feat. Mpura, Daliwonga and Visca
3. Summer Yo Muthi – Blaq Diamond
4. Phakade Lami – Nomfundo Moh feat. Sha Sha and Ami Faku
5. Nkulunkulu – Kamo Mphela
6. Jola – De Mthuda feat Sino Msolo and Da Muziqal Chef
7. Indlovu – DJ Zinhle feat. Lloyiso
8. Yini Sdakwa – ThackzinDJ, Tee Jay and Sir Trill feat. Dlala Thukzin, Nkosazana_ Daughter, Rascoe Kaos, Moscow and Mpura
9. S’bali – Intaba Yase Dubai
10. Mamela – Mi Casa
11. John Wick – De Mthuda feat. Sir Trill and Da Muziqal Chef
12. Woza – Mr JazziQ, Kabza De Small and Lady Du feat. Boohle
13. Superman – DJ Stokie feat. Kabza De Small, Masterpiece YVK and Madumane
14. Getting Late – Tyla feat. Kooldrink
15. Umuzi eSandton – Big Zulu Feat. Lwah Ndlunkulu
16. Buyile – Khuli Chana feat. Tyler ICU, Stino Le Thwenny and Lady Du
17. Ghanama – Makhadzi feat. Prince Benza
18. Inhlupheko – Big Zulu feat. Mduduzi
19. Chucks – YOUNOTUS and Mi Casa
20. Mmapula – Busta 929 feat. Mzu M
SAMPRA ARTIST OF THE YEAR
1. Bello no Gallo
2. Haksul MUZIQ
3. Fanie Dick
4. AfroToniQ
5. Zion Agreement
6. A-Reece
7. Musa Keys
8. Msaki
9. Jennifer Zamudio
10. Millie Ngwalangwala
11. Rodger KB
12. Brandon Dhludhlu
13. HunTer Leite
14. NLite
15. Emtee
16. PressCee
17. Cece Vee
18. Young Stunna
19. Lady X
20. Makhadzi
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Apple Music Reveals King Paluta As The Latest Up Next Artist In Ghana
Apple Music has announced rapper King Paluta (real name Thomas Adjei Wireko) as the latest musician to be featured in its Up Next artist development program in Ghana.
“I stayed underground for 15 years and never gave up on myself,” he tells Apple Music. “It feels so good to be here and hearing the fans chant ‘Asuo (water/rain/ reign)’ which is my street signature means so much to me and the journey. I am forever grateful.”
Born and raised in Atonsu Bokuro, a suburb of Kumasi in Ghana, King Paluta was raised by his single mother who was his rock, and source of sound advice, throughout the pursuit of his musical dream.
After deciding that music was his calling when he was 14 years old, King Paluta began cleaning and sleeping in recording studios. A self-confessed “studio rat”, it was during this time that he learned how to programme and produce music, a skill that proved useful as he still produces all of his songs.
King Paluta then sharpened his flow by participating in street rap battles for four years, earning him a respected reputation as he knocked out opponent after opponent with his strong lyrical punches. After attracting the attention of NKZ Music boss, Nana Yaw Maradona (Guru), King Paluta signed to the lauded label but later decided to reclaim his independence once his contract lapsed.
But it was the release of his smash hit single “Yahitte” (2022) that changed the trajectory of his career, racking up over 3 million streams to date and resulting in two remixes, with “Yahitte Remix” (2023) soaring to over 6 million streams. With the Highlife tour de force single “Sika Aba Fire” (2022) alongside his signature-flow affirming single “Aha Akye (feat. Samini)” (2023), King Paluta has consistently churned out hit after hit whilst relishing his hard-earned success.
His latest single “Aseda” (2024), available to stream on Apple Music, is a slower, more melodic offering from the rapper who’s equally as comfortable singing as he is showcasing his multifaceted nature.
As the latest Up Next act to be spotlighted in Ghana, King Paluta will be featured across Apple Music’s East Africa Up Next playlist available here. The curated Up Next playlist features a dynamic class of new and emerging artists, thoughtfully hand-picked by Apple Music editors from around the world.
The playlist is genre agnostic and represents a line-up of artists our global editors are passionate about and eager to expose to a larger audience.
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“You Go Explain Taya” – Dj Azonto Blasts Serwaa Amihere
Amapiano sensation DJ Azonto has taken a ferocious swipe at broadcaster Serwaa Amihere tagging her poor in mind following her alleged bedroom videos.
This comes in the wake of an alleged bedroom video of Serwaa Amihere and Henry Fitz that has subsequently set social media ablaze with netizens sharing their thoughts on the issue.
DJ Azonto, who recently released his new single, “You Go Explain Taya,” has shared his opinion about the viral video, saying that Serwaa Amihere could be suffering from bipolar adding that a “normal” person wouldn’t do that.
According to the “Fa No Fom” hitmaker, he was not surprised by the recent leaks and believes some of the media personalities live a fake lifestyle, thereby leading upcoming youth into all forms of deviant behaviours.
“Serwaa shouldn’t explain herself, or ‘she go explain taya’ It is very sad to see these kinds of videos surface online, and if what I am hearing is true, then she may have my sickness, which is bipolar.
“We do things and regret them later, and for me, having bipolar automatically makes you poor in mind, hence making the wrong decision.,” DJ Azonto said in an interview.
When asked about his new song “You Go Explain Taya,” DJ Azonto said he released the song to tackle some issues going on in entertainment circles.
The new song addresses issues concerning record label AMG Business, taking a swipe at Sarkodie, Tracy Boakye, Showboy, Medikal, and Criss Waddle. The new “U Go Explain Taya” single, produced by Abochi, is accompanied by a well-curated music video that has already gone viral on social media.
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All You Need Know About Ghanaian Versatile Artiste, I Am Epsx
I Am Epsx, a brilliant and diverse Ghanaian performer, is known in real life as Glory Anderson.
The Afrobeats, dancehall, and singer was born on June 18, 2000 in Assin Fosu, Central region of Ghana, but mostly stays in Takoradi and attended Nana Baidoo Bonsu for his elementary and junior high school education.
Following the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE), he was admitted to Assin Fosu Vocational Training Insutue.
After completing his West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), he started his music career and recorded his first song dubbed “Mawo)f3”.
Growing up, he aspired to be a professional soccer player, but at the age of sixteen, he discovered his passion for his music.
Pursuing music as a career choice, he is motivated by the plight of the impoverished and underprivileged, believing that music is the best channel for communicating with them and giving them hope for a better future. I Am Epsx feels that by writing lyrics in his Music, he may aid many underprivileged and poor individuals.
I Am Epsx, a budding musician, looks up to Prince Bright of Bukbak repute as his role model.
Currently, I Am Epsx is promoting his latest single dubbed “Mine” which is doing well in music marketing and it’s on all digital platforms.
Follow and connect with I Am Epsx on the following social media accounts.
Facebook: Paa Kwesi Anderson
X: I Am Epsx
Snapchat: I Am Epsx
Tiktok: I Am Epsx
Instagram: I Am Epsx
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DMV Party In The Park Announces New Venue: The Bullpen, Washington DC
The highly-anticipated outdoor event celebrating Afrobeats music and culture, DMV Party in the Park, has revealed its new location for its upcoming third edition. Organized by StarBuzz Media, this year’s event is set to take place at The Bullpen in Washington DC on Sunday, July 14th.
Building upon the success of its previous editions, which boasted performances by Afrobeats stars such as Sarkodie, King Promise, DBlack, and many others, the DMV Party in the Park aims to elevate the Afrobeats experience to new heights. With the relocation to The Bullpen, organizers are promising an even more vibrant and immersive atmosphere for attendees to enjoy the rhythms and infectious energy of Afrobeats music.
As the largest outdoor Afrobeats event in the DMV Area, the DMV Party in the Park has become a highlight on the summer calendar for music enthusiasts and many others. With its diverse lineup of artists, dynamic performances, and lively atmosphere, the event continues to draw crowds from across the region, solidifying its reputation as a must-attend celebration of African music and culture.
“We are thrilled to bring the DMV Party in the Park to The Bullpen for its third edition,” said Mr. Charles Adu-Koranteng, Founder, and Event Curator based in DMV. “This new location allows us to create an even more immersive experience for our attendees, with plenty of space to dance, socialize, and enjoy the best of Afrobeats music.”
In addition to live performances by top Afrobeats artists, the event will also feature food vendors serving up a delicious array of African cuisine, as well as vendors selling art, fashion, and crafts inspired by the continent’s rich cultural heritage.
Tickets for the DMV Party in the Park are now available for purchase online at [dmvpartyinthepark.com](http://dmvpartyinthepark.com). Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this unforgettable celebration of Afrobeats music and culture!
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Bobrisky Sentenced To Six Months In Jail
Nigerian cross-dresser Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has been sentenced to six months in jail with no option of a fine.
Justice Abimbola Awogboro of the Federal High Court in Lagos gave the judgment on Friday morning, April 12.
The judge brought down the hammer after Bobrisky had pleaded guilty to a four-count charge of Naira abuse brought against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Justice Awogboro held that the judgement would serve as a deterrence to others fond of abusing and mutilating the Nigerian currency.
Trouble started for Bobrisky after he sprayed money at the premiere of Ajakaju, a keenly awaited film by actress and producer Eniola Ajao, at Film One Circle Mall, in the upmarket Lagos district of Lekki last month.
This is not the first time a Nigerian celebrity will be jailed for Naira abuse.
In February, actress Oluwadarasimi Omoseyin was also sentenced to six months in prison for spraying and stepping on new naira notes.
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Danny Lampo Expresses Interest In Collaborative Project With King Paluta
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Ghana Comedy Awards 2024 Happening On April 20th
The much anticipated Ghana Comedy Awards scheme, organized by Creative Republic has officially announced the date for the main event, which takes place on 20th April, 2024 for its maiden edition after it was separated from is merger with Poetry, formerly called the Comedy & Poetry Awards (CoPoAwards).
The Scheme is currently the most talked about project as, one of the most credible schemes, throwing the spotlight on celebrating the unique creativity of Comedians who work tirelessly, entertaining us with their unique humoric talents in Ghana.
The nominees for this year is indeed a solid statement of the growth of the Industry as it recognizes hard working and deserving Comedians and Industry players in Ghana and beyond.
Voting officially ends on 10th April as it’s very keen to ones ability to win the prestigious award, amidst other factors which includes Board and Academy reviews and proceedings.
The Venue for the event is the SNAP CINEMA, A.M.A Head office in Accra-Kinbu as it promises to be dazzling with Glitz, Glamour and Humor from names like, OB Amponsah, Lekzy Decomic, Ebenezer Dwomoh, MJ the Comedian and many other wonderful featured performers on the night.
The time for the event is 6pm for Red Carpet and Cocktails, 8pm for Awards celebration. Don’t miss out on the Biggest night of Ghanaian Comedy.
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Ghanaian Stars Shine Bright At Raha Fest In Kenya: DJ Lord OTB, King Promise, And Dancegod Lloyd Steal The Show
Ghanaian talents DJ Lord OTB, King Promise, and Dancegod Lloyd proudly and passionately represented Kenya at the recent Raha Fest, which took place on March 30th and 31st, 2024. The group performed exciting performances that wowed fans, displaying the finest of Ghanaian music and dancing on the global stage.
Raha Fest, Kenya’s widely anticipated music event, featured an outstanding array of talent from throughout Africa. On the second day of the event, Ghana grabbed center stage with King Promise, DJ Lord OTB, and Dancegod Lloyd. The trio gave an outstanding performance that captured the hearts and minds of everyone in attendance.
King Promise, the official headliner for the second day of Raha Fest, made a lasting impression with his deep vocals and chart-topping singles. From “Commando” to “Terminator,” King Promise wowed the crowd with his great talent, receiving loud applause and yells from the audience.
Before King Promise took the stage, DJ Lord OTB set the tone for the evening with a high-energy DJ set that had the audience moving and dancing. DJ Lord OTB maintained the pace with his outstanding track selection and perfect transitions, paving the way for King Promise’s tremendous performance.
To add to the excitement, Dancegod Lloyd collaborated with local Kenyan dancers to create a visually gorgeous and dynamic performance that perfectly complements King Promise’s song. Dancegod Lloyd’s hypnotic choreography added a new level of energy and excitement to the stage, enthralling the crowd with his remarkable moves.
Below are some highlights from the event.
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Bishop Cynthia Adu Boateng To Release “Kasa Ma Me” On April 28
The long-awaited song of Ghanaian contemporary gospel singer and songwriter, Bishop Cynthia Adu Boateng, is set to be released on April 28, 2024.
She talked about her new project in a post on her social media platforms.
“Let no one cause you to think that you are a failure. Victory is God’s nature. Once you are His, “Kasa Ma Me” shall be your song.
We are not alone. Christ is with us, goes ahead of us and defends us. Surely, “Kasa Ma Me” shall be our song. Jesus did not promise us a challenge free Christian journey. He rather assures that we shall not consumed by the fire and the waters shall not devour us.
“Kasa Ma Me” is our song”.
Now that the release date has been announced, Bishop Cynthia Adu Boateng wishes “Kasa Ma Me” will bring hope, encouragement and joy into the hearts of all who will hear this tune.
The official release date for this song is set to be released on April 28, 2024.
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Tee Kae Releases New Masterpiece “My Last”
Ghanaian/French singer and songwriter Tee Kae has just dropped her latest single titled “My Last.” This poignant song is Tee Kae’s fourth release since the beginning of her career in 2023.
My last tells a story of a toxic relationship that takes away the energy, mind, and soul of the victim. Love can sometimes numb the pain of being manipulated and you keep asking yourself if you’re the blame or not and how leaving will affect both the individual and yourself.
Madeleine Badu, also known as Tee Kae, discovered her passion for music at a young age through singing in and leading her church music group. Influenced by iconic artists such as Alicia Keys and H.E.R, Tee Kae embarked on a journey to create her unique sound, combining Afro-R&B/Soul, Indie vocals, and a hint of Trap with Alté rhythms.
I’m very positive this new release “My Last” will resonate well with your Audience… Kindly consider the attached Press Release, Press Kit, and Photos for publication on your esteemed platform.
Streaming Link here
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