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K.O set to feature Diamond and Oxlade in Sete remix

South African musician K.O has announced the upcoming release of the remix to his record-breaking hit single “Sete.”

The remix will feature Nigerian singer Oxlade, and Tanzanian musician Diamond Platnumz and amapiano artist Young Stunna, who was enlisted on the original.

The Sete hitmaker K.O took to his Instagram timeline where he announced the much anticipated remix.

  “#SETE PAN AFRICAN REMIX. 24 MARCH. @youngstunna_rsa @diamondplatnumz @oxladeofficial,” he wrote. 

 

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Since the release of the Afrobeats-influenced song “Sete” the song has racked up numerous records, including most weeks at number one on the RAMS radio chart.

It was released in September 16, 2022, and immediately the song became the nation hit songs within a matter of weeks. 

The song is currently sitting at over 27 million views on YouTube, the video also saw K.O become the first SA artist to rack up 10 million YouTube views within a month of the release.

With over 20 million streams on digital streaming platforms (DSPs).

Late last year, the single was cited by “Rolling Stones” as one of the 40 best Afropop songs of 2022.

Many of K.O’s fans jumped into the comment section to express their excitement on the upcoming Sete remix and others were not so thrilled on the remix asking the rapper to not mess up the originally.

Here is what peeps had to say:

One fan commented saying : “We are waiting for this. Sete remix.”

Another fan said: “Hade bro but na don’t drop it the original is already a classic.”

Also see: KO slams copyright accusations on hit song ‘Sete’

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