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Win a copy of Loyiso’s new album “Kingdom Come”

As a teenager Loyiso Bala was classically trained, finishing top of his class, at the prestigious Drakensburg Boys Choir in South Africa. He later on became the youngest conductor for the National Youth Choir at the age of 19.

Since then, he has received numerous awards ranging from 5 South African Music Awards – SAMAs, 3 Metro FM Awards, a South African Film and TV Award- SAFTA for Best Musical Score.

However, his main passion is his Christian Music and in 2012 he recorded his much-anticipated live Christian music DVD called Love Complete (released in July 2012). This was something he had wanted to do for quite sometime and said: “It is very different to what one may expect; my main focus is on live performances with my band.” He explains: “Live performances are where I am able to bring everything I love about music together on one great platform”.

Hi brand new album, Kingdom Come is out and we’re giving our readers the chance to win one. All you have to do is follow us on Twitter and then fill in the form below.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

  1. Competition closes 2 August 2016
  2. There is a limit of five entries per user.
  3. The overall winners will be chosen in a random draw and will be notified by email on the 4th of August 2016.
  4. The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
  5. Winners will be disqualified if they are unable to provide us with all requested information, including an ID number.
  6. Entry information will not be shared with any third party without the entrant’s prior knowledge and consent.
  7. The competition is open to South African residents only.
  8. The competition is not open to employees of Caxton and their immediate families, the prize sponsors or their respective advertising agencies and PR companies.
  9. The prize(s) will go to the first name(s) selected at random after the closing date.
  10. Caxton Magazines reserves the right to publish the name(s) and/or photograph(s) of the winner(s).
  11. Prize(s) are not transferable and may not be exchanged for cash.
  12. Unclaimed prizes will not be resent. Caxton Magazines reserves the right to redistribute all unclaimed prizes.
  13. When the same competition is offered across different titles in Caxton Magazines’ stable during the same month, an individual may enter the competition through more than one magazine, but will only be awarded one prize should the individual be selected through the random draw as a winner for the same competition across more than one of Caxton Magazines’ titles.

 

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