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Buzzi Lee Unpacks the Story Behind “Bao Jela”
Buzzi Lee’s new single “Bao Jela” is more than just bars — it’s a raw reflection on betrayal and the fallout of being ignored in a relationship.
“The song is about savage, betrayal… a girl doing her man dirty because he wasn’t paying attention,” Buzzi Lee explained.
At its core, Bao Jela dives into the cycle of neglect and retaliation: when love fades, silence grows, and loyalty disappears, pain often pushes people to act out of character.
Rather than glorifying betrayal, the track serves as both a warning and a mirror — exposing the consequences of toxic love and the power struggles that come with heartbreak.
Stream Bao Jela now on all DSPs
Anele Zondo is stepping into a new chapter with the release of “Royalty”, a song that captures her growth, confidence and evolution as an artist.
The release comes at an exciting time in Anele’s career, following her Basadi in Music Award win for Best Hip-Hop Artist. It adds to a period that has seen her continue to make her mark across music, television, fashion and entertainment.
For Anele, “Royalty” is more than just a song. It’s a celebration of self, purpose and knowing exactly what you bring to the table.
“The throne isn’t something you wait to be given, it is something you recognise within yourself.”
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The song also represents a new creative direction for Anele. As a multi-hyphenate creative, she says she has never wanted to be restricted to one genre, identity or audience, and “Royalty” gives her the freedom to explore that side of herself.
Released during South Africa’s Heritage Month, the timing feels fitting. The song carries themes of identity, pride and embracing who you are while confidently stepping into who you are becoming. 🇿🇦
With her recent award win and continued presence across South African entertainment, Anele is entering the “Royalty” era with a clear sense of purpose.
“Royalty” by Anele Zondo is out now on all major streaming platforms. 🎶👑
Tyson Sybateli has officially released his new album “Amehlo”, marking another chapter in the rapper’s growing catalogue.
The 14-track project showcases Tyson’s sharp lyricism while giving him room to explore a broader production style and different sounds throughout the album.
“Amehlo” also features a strong line-up of collaborators, including Thato Saul, Filah Lah Lah, TRON PYRE, Buzzi Lee and Marcus Harvey.
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The album moves through tracks such as “The Program,” “Stone Cold,” “Company Party,” “Picture This,” “Green Room (Banged Down),” “Property,” “Analogue” and “No More Parties.”
Amehlo by. Tyson Sybateli 👔 out now. pic.twitter.com/ckTAERGOv4
— Nyoga (@tysonsybateli) September 22, 2026
With its mix of solo records and collaborations, “Amehlo” gives listeners a closer look at Tyson Sybateli’s current creative direction.
“Amehlo” is out now on streaming platforms. 🎧🔥
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KwaZulu-Natal Afro-pop duo Spirit & Thonadoo have officially released the highly anticipated music video for their hit single, Dali Buya, marking another milestone in the song’s growing success across South Africa.
The newly released visual brings the emotion and message behind Dali Buya to life through vibrant storytelling and striking imagery. The video reflects the duo’s identity and celebrates the culture and authenticity that have been central to the song since its release.
“We wanted the video to match the feeling of the song,” Spirit & Thonadoo shared. The duo explained that the visual represents their story, culture and the message behind Dali Buya, with the hope that audiences connect with the video in the same way they have embraced the song.
Since its release, Dali Buya has continued to gain momentum. According to the duo’s team, the song peaked at No. 32 on the Radio Monitor charts and has gained traction on TikTok, where creators have been using the sound in their own content.
The growing response has made Dali Buya one of Spirit & Thonadoo’s biggest releases to date, introducing more listeners to their combination of contemporary Afro-pop melodies and traditional Maskandi influences.
Hailing from KwaZulu-Natal, Spirit & Thonadoo are steadily establishing themselves as an emerging act within South Africa’s Afro-pop scene. Their music draws from South African culture while incorporating modern production and relatable storytelling.
The release of the Dali Buya music video represents the next chapter in the duo’s journey as they continue expanding their audience across radio, streaming platforms and social media.
Dali Buya is available on digital streaming platforms, while the official music video can be watched on YouTube.
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