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Zakes Bantwini drops visuals for Mama Thula

What else can beat seeing the visuals of your favourite song? A music video, of course! South African businessman, singer and record producer Zakhele Madida, professionally known as Zakes Bantwini, did exactly that for his fans and supporters as he dropped a music video for his song Mama Thula.

The song features prominent artists such as Thakzin, Suffocate SA and Skye Wanda and it was released late last year. It is one of the songs that people enjoy listening to.

Recently, the Grammy Award winner took to his Instagram to share with his 950 thousand followers that he will be dropping the visuals for his new banger Mama Thula on his YouTube channel.

This announcement was shared whilst he shared the behind-the-scenes of the music video.

 

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Excited fans and supporters flooded his comment section:

“Love this song yerrr [white heart emoji].”

“Thank you so much for such inspiration through this music video bro. It means a lot seeing such as an upcoming artist in SA,” wrote a user who recently watched the music video.

Another user said: “This song right here gives me so much strength and hope.”

The song is available on all music platforms. You can watch the music video below:

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