A local maskandi music artist, Sbusiso ‘Sebedlile’ Khumalo will later this year release his full music album with 11 tracks as the second instalment in his music career.
Khumalo, who hails from a village called Nondweni in a small rural town called Nquthu in KwaZulu-Natal previously worked with different maskandi artists as a dancer.
In 2004 Khumalo moved to Alexandra to live with his parents and saw that as an opportunity to pursue his musical dream while he was in primary school.
“I grew up in a musical family and my role models in music were the late Mgqumeni Khumalo and Sandile Mbongwa of the Amabongwa Maskandi band.
“Growing up as a young boy I adored these artists and I had the privilege of getting the best advice about the music industry from my late brother Khulekani ‘Mgqumeni’ Khumalo before he passed away in 2009.’’
Khumalo said his new project was inspired by a positive response from music lovers to his first album which he released in 2019 before the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
“People responded very well to my first album that was titled ‘Isimbelambelane’ which had 10 hot tracks. Since then, I had some difficulties releasing my second work due to legal issues with a company I was working with, however, that storm has passed hence I will be releasing my second album in the first week of December,’’ Sebedlile said.
He said the new album titled ‘Impi Yesbhamu’ will be available on all digital music platforms and appealed to all music lovers to buy his latest work on official platforms.
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