Monica Teanet to drop her double single tracks
KYALAMI– Monica Teanet says one of her single tracks will be a combination of hip-hop and amapiano genres to give music a glimpse of what will be in her EP.
A Kyalami-based hip-hop music artist, Monica Teanet is set to release two singles in August this year as an offering to her fans and music lovers.
Monica is the daughter of the late Peta Teanet, a South African disco musician.
Last year, Monica released her first hit single, titled Dig Down Low, produced by Clap Uhuru and Pex Africa which received a positive response from the public. “In 2020 I released my hit single called Dig Down Low and it was received positively by music lovers and members of the public who like good music.
“I’m currently busy brewing something that will shake the South African music industry. I am working on an EP that will be out soon.”
She explained that one of the singles is a hip-hop song, titled My Zone, and the other one will be an amapiano track, titled Rea ba kena. “I did the amapiano track just to give my fans something different and remind them about the richness of South African music.”
She also urged young people to remain true to their dreams and not allow challenging circumstances to bring them down. “I know that there are many young people out there who want to be in the music industry. Some of them are from disadvantaged places where dreams are almost impossible to achieve. “I encourage them not to give up, but to press on to reach their goals. They must continue supporting home-brewed music and local talent.”
She also asked members of the public and music lovers to vote for her in the upcoming Bolts Awards by sending an SMS with the word BOLTZ 143 to 40439 as many times as possible. SMSes cost R2.
