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K.O speaks on ‘Sete’ remix

Aftering gaining such a massive success with his hit song ‘Sete’ South African musician K.O has decided to shake things up with a new remix to his hit song.

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

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.

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.

While speaking to TshisaLIVE K.O said that he did the Sete remix  because he knew it could go to another level. 

“I was never big on remixes, but I believed it could be a great chance for us to take Sete to the next level, especially bringing in some amazing acts from the continent,” he told the publication. 

He also revealed his choice of preference for the collaboration.

“I chose Oxlade and Diamond Platnumz because I wanted to make it organic, and they bring the west and east of Africa together, which is what I had hoped for,” said K.O while speaking to the publication. 

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

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