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Yanga Chief set to drop a new song

It seems as if the artists have been working hard as most of them are releasing new music right before the year ends.

Amongst them is one of the most loved South African rappers and record producers Yanga Ntshakaza, professionally known as Yanga Chief.

The 36-year-old rapper, who is known to make great music mixing his native language (isiXhosa) and English, has not released music in a while.

His announcement caught a lot of people off guard and got his followers excited as this is a musical comeback following a collaborative song with Sticky that dropped last month.

The name of the song is Ma Baby and is set to drop tomorrow, the 8th of December. The song offers a glimpse into his personal and professional journey when he took a break from music.

Taking to Instagram, Yanga shared a post and captioned it:

“08/12/23 #MyBaby Available for pre-order on all DSPs.”

 

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Social media users and his supporters expressed their happiness and excitement.

One social media user said: “Ndiyakuthemba ntwana. Mayiz’ebantwini ? (it must come to the people, I trust you my guy) Let’s go, the streets have been missing [you].”

Another social media wrote, “Yikhiphe mfana!!!(Release it my brother) ratatah!!! ???? Friday it is, we have an appointment then!!!”

Award-winning filmmaker and radio presenter, who is also a friend of the artist, Ayanda Makayi wrote, “Come on!!!!???.”

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