On 31 May, Kabza released 6 singles; "Khusela" featuring Msaki, "Bathini" featuring Young Stunna and Artwork Sounds, and "Isoka" featuring Nkosazana Daughter and Murumba Pitch, as part 1 of his album.[25]
Self-proclaimed king of amapiano Kabza De Small has spent the better part of this year producing and dropping dance hits. Over the past few years, no amapiano producer has consistently spat out hit after hit in a short space of time as much as Kabza. On 16 June, he released part one of his KOA II album, featuring the likes of Ami Faku, Young Stunna and Daliwonga.
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