
South African Afro-soul musician Vyncci returns with the fantastic and magnificent tune “JABULA” featuring Zakwe and Blaklez, announcing the track as the first single off his upcoming album “Bolaya Mshimane”, out now via Content Connect South Africa. Listen here: “JABULA”
“JABULA is a song about a man who wants to impress a girl he was crushing on for months, who finally agrees to enter into a relationship with him, and he makes a vow to her saying, “I would execute anything honest to see you happy; I’d rush correct into hell and back; I would enact anything for your love”, shares Vyncci.
“Bolaya Mshimane” is a worthy and well-curated body of work to celebrate as the first album of Vynnci’s music career. The album is made of Afropop, which houses ten impressive tracks. Guest appearances feature vocals from Sizwe Alakine, Zakwe, Blaklez, Busi N, and PDoto, who rendered apt services in making it a done-and-dusted work. They gain all made It worth listening to as they showcase their capabilities once again after the previous offerings.
Pre-add Bolaya Mshimane on apple music and stream JABULA on all DSP’s now:
Bolaya Mshimane: https://cca.ffm.to/bolayamshimane
JABULA: https://music.apple.com/za/album/jabula-feat-blaklez-zakwe/1690052757?i=1690052772
Throughout his career, Vyncci has worked with emerging and established acts, namely Blaklez, and has been featured on the critically acclaimed “Massiv Metro” online radio station and YouTube channel. He is inspired by artists such as Sho Madjozi, Tshego, Drake, Ty Dolla, Blaklez, and Burna Boy.
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Instagram: @stayvyncci
Twitter: @stayvyncci
Facebook: @vyncci
Tik Tok: @vyncci
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