WATCH Zee Nxumalo Chats Genre Bending EP Inja Ye Game

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After a year filled with triumphs and self-discovery, South Africa’s rising star Zee Nxumalo has cemented her place in the music scene with the release of her highly anticipated 10-track EP, “Inja Ye Game.”

This project is more than just an album; it’s a declaration of artistic freedom and a testament to Nxumalo’s ability to push genre boundaries. Available now globally via Platoon (link to EP here), “Inja Ye Game” serves as a captivating reflection of Nxumalo’s transformative journey as an artist.

Born from a year of intense growth, the EP mirrors her experiences navigating love’s highs, the sting of loss, and the ever-evolving nature of her spirituality.

Each track offers a glimpse into her world, from the soulful introspection of “Sponono Sami” to the high-octane collaboration with DJ Tira on “Drip Juluka.” Zee Nxumalo’s signature storytelling shines throughout, weaving narratives of devotion, betrayal, resilience, and joy.

“This project captures my entire journey over the past year,”

says Nxumalo.

“It’s been a whirlwind of performances, personal growth, and a deep dive into what truly makes me who I am. I don’t want to be limited – I’m not just an Amapiano artist, not just an Afro Pop artist. I’m a star with endless possibilities.”

Tracks like “Xolela” delve into deeply personal themes, exploring moments of pain and redemption, while “Malume” playfully flips the script on traditional social dynamics, transforming it into an anthem of empowerment.

Nxumalo’s fearless exploration of new sounds takes center stage in “Hamba 2.0” with Simmy, a heartfelt Afro-pop duet, and “Thula Mabota,” a flirtatious Amapiano street anthem featuring Pabi Cooper.

Recorded in some of South Africa’s most iconic studios, from Durban’s vibrant spaces to the energy-charged environments of Jazzworx and Kabza De Small’s studio, the EP is a collaborative triumph.

Nxumalo worked alongside a powerhouse lineup of producers and musicians, each contributing their unique style to the project.

With “Inja Ye Game,” Nxumalo is not just releasing an EP; she’s telling her story, shattering expectations, and taking the South African sound to a global audience. Her journey is one of resilience, versatility, and undeniable talent, positioning her as a voice that demands attention.

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