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platinum best-seller. His originality has allowed him to shape a lane in music that few could ever dream of. In this exclusive, KWESTA shares his views on culture and identity, leaving a legacy and why Katlehong forms the blueprint for everything he touches.

"(Now that the) dust has settled, let me express my disappointment at the way things were handled at the Mabala Noise concert on Friday. As many of you have asked, the reason why I did not get to perform my new album at the event [was because there was a] lack of professionalism, communication and disrespect was displayed by the Mabala Noise team. It's my first time I'm subject to this ordeal and to think that we as the industry are treating each other like this is appalling.

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"Both Kwesta and Zakes were booked to perform but came with bands which takes longer to set up. We told them about the time limits and they made the decision not to perform. We tried to accommodate them and apologise if they did not feel it was satisfactory," Mhlo said.

The video is done with the help of different stills that really just carry the emotion of the song through and through to the very end. The stills are accompanied by a silent Kwaito instrumentation which allow Bucie to comfortably sing over them and bear the emotion again in her voice. Bucie and Kwesta wear traditional beaded head gear for all their stills and tradional South African Attire.

Jameson Connects: The Stay Inn will take place over the next four weeks and will be hosted by South African award-winning rapper Kwesta, stand-up comedian Glen Biderman-Pam and Japanese-South African TV host Lalla Hirayama.

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His lockdown creative process includes taking himself out of his space to view it through a third lens and that will be the catalyst to finishing his surprise project which he is working on and the release of his album Dakar III which he says is done and will be dropping soon.

The 29-year-old Katlehong native on Sunday confirmed that his critically acclaimed Dakar II album has now been certified 7 times platinum in South Africa. This gives Kwesta the throne for having the best selling South African Hip Hop album in history.

Kwesta returned to the top of the charts when he collaborated with Wale on Spirit, reimaging the vibe and flavour that saw Ngud dominating charts the year before. Spirits also went on to become one of the rapper's biggest hits, with the visuals now sitting at 2.3 million on Youtube. 17dc91bb1f