DJ Black-ink to drop new single

“I am looking forward to produce for other artists, vocalists and DJs. Those looking to collaborate are more than welcome.

March 13, 2021

Sharon Mdaka 1 minute read

Thulani Moses Mavize, popularly known by his stage name DJ Black-ink, promises new good music.

Duduza – Nineteen-year-old Thulani Moses Mavize, popularly known by his stage name DJ Black-ink, is the latest addition to join a local record label, Deep Elevation Entertainment.
The Duduza-based music label prides itself on developing and empowering local up-and-coming artists.
He is an amapiano and hip-hop DJ.
“Deep Elevation Entertainment is family as I’m also from Duduza. The move is to help me put my music out there and attract new fans.
“I started producing music in 2018. As an artist, I like experimenting with sound, but my main focus is on amapiano.
“I also do deep house and afro-pop, and was also featured on Toptee’s single,” said DJ Black-ink.

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He is currently working on his first-ever Extended Play (EP).
“I am releasing my first single called Ebumnandini, which will feature Njeza.
“The single will be available on all digital platforms from March 14.
“Soon after that, we will be releasing the music video, which I hope will be well received by everyone,” he explained.
He is looking forward to working with other local artists.
“With the recent move to join this record label, I believe it will come with new possibilities and opportunities.
“I am looking forward to producing for other artists, vocalists and DJs. Those looking to collaborate are more than welcome.

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“I see myself as the next king within the amapiano genre.”
Find him on Facebook and Twitter @Dj Black-ink.