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Khanyisa Jaceni releases a new song featuring DJ Zinhle

South African songwriter-singer and digital content creator Khanyisa Jaceni is dropping her new song Wena.

Khanyisa is popularly known for her ability to translate English songs to her home language isiXhosa and singing them. She is also known as Bottom Line, her favourite phrase which gained her TikTok recognition.

The song features many prominent artists such as DJ Zinhle, Murdahbongz, Basetsana, Jess, Tycoon and Sly.

Taking to Instagram, the award-winning content creator shared pictures of herself and in her caption, she wrote that she is dropping her song Wena today which got many of her fans and supporters excited as they commented that they couldn’t wait.

 

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In a different post, DJ Zinhle also shared a recording of the song showing the art cover. In her caption she wrote, “Who will you be dedicating this song to. Hey Lovers [heart emoji], it’s just a few days before Valentine’s Day & we have a treat for you!”

She added, “We are dropping WENA this Friday… So excited for this project, so many talented people came together to create this BANGER!!!”

 

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Excited fans and supporters commented:

“Congratulations Lerato laka (my love) can’t wait.”

“One thing ngawe ke Cc (about you sis),” wrote another user.

Many other supporters commented with heart emojis as her caption wrote at the end, “Drop a [heart emoji] if you’re looking forward to WENA!”

The song is available on all music platforms.

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