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Lwah Ndlunkulu set to drop a new album

South African songwriter and singer, Lwandile Mtshali, professionally known as Lwah Ndlunkulu, is dropping her debut album Imizwa on the 24th of November.

The KwaZulu-Natal-born artist is popularly known for her breakthrough song Ithuba featuring Siya Ntuli, which got certified as platinum by the Recording Industry of South Africa (RiSA) in 2022. Ontop of that, the single also won the Song Of The Year award.

Lwah has also worked with major artists such as Big Zulu and Sjava, as she is signed under Big Zulu’s Inkabi Records. She recently featured the vocalist and King of Maskandi, Mthandeni Mangele, popularly known as Mthandeni SK, on his song Paris. The song received 7.1 million views on YouTube.

Taking it to her Instagram, Lwah, who continues to keep her supporters entertained, shared that her latest album is set to drop on the 24th of November, and she hopes people will find a song that will speak to them. She captioned her post:

“Imizwa ??♥️Album dropping on the 24th of November ?I hope you find your favourite song.”

 

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Many of her supporters were excited and expressed their love for her.

One excited social media user wrote, “@ndlunkulu_sa she never disappoints? ✨✨✨✨✨????????.”

Producer, DJ and songwriter, Exclusive Drumz SA commented under her post, “Wish you all the best sisi @ndlukulu_sa.”

While another one of Lwah’s fans added, “The wait is giving me i-enzayathi (anxiety).”

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