Kaizer Chiefs End Trophy Drought
Kaizer Chiefs brought an end to a 10-year trophy drought this past weekend by claiming victory in the Nedbank Cup at the Moses Mabhida Stadium. The historic win was met with celebration across South Africa, with fans and players alike rejoicing in the long-awaited triumph.
Zakes Bantwini’s ‘Dubai’ Becomes Soundtrack to Victory
In the aftermath of the win, the team took to social media to commemorate the moment with the infectious sounds of Zakes Bantwini’s single ‘Dubai’. The song quickly became the unofficial anthem of celebration, symbolizing both the triumph and spirit of renewal for the club.
A Track That Fuses Modern and Tribal Sounds
‘Dubai’ stands out as a quintessential Afro Tech single — a blend of tribal elements and electronic rhythms that are both aspirational and deeply rooted in African sonic heritage. Its high tempo and soulful energy make it a natural fit for moments of celebration and pride.
From ‘Osama’ to ‘Dubai’: A Sonic Evolution
‘Dubai’ draws sonic parallels to Zakes Bantwini’s 2021 hit ‘Osama’, continuing his signature style of fusing global and local sounds. It is part of his latest album The Star is Reborn, which also features standout tracks like ‘Abasekho’ and ‘Mama Thula’.
Zakes Bantwini and Kaizer Chiefs: A Perfect Cultural Match
The co-sign from Kaizer Chiefs not only shines a spotlight on the song but also reinforces the cultural synergy between South African music and football. Both the team and Zakes represent excellence, resilience, and the ability to uplift spirits — a perfect harmony for a momentous occasion.
🎧 Listen to ‘Dubai’ [here]
🔁 Rediscover The Star is Reborn [here]
