Singing sensation Amanda Black returns with brand-new music this week as she embarks on her new musical chapter. The star released ‘Kutheni Na’ this week – and tapped rapper Kwesta for the track. The track serves as the lead single off the star’s upcoming studio album ‘Mnyama’.
On the song, Amanda sings of sorrow, tragedy, mental health and the unfortunate occurrences brought by the global pandemic which has robbed the world of countless lives. Hauntingly beautiful, the singer transports you from a deep melancholy to a place of hope, while Kwesta’s emotive verse details growing pains, his journey and paying homage to his hood as well as the tragic loss of his friend, the legendary HHP.
Produced by Christer Kobedi and Vaughan Fourie, Kutheni Na interrogates our collective faith, bravely facing what is a deep uncertainty in the world. Amanda is known for her hit singles Amazulu, Thandwa Ndim, Ndizele Wena and Vuka among others. Having performed on various stages around the world and worked with distinguished artists, Amanda is a force and Mnyama vividly paints the power in vulnerability and surrender.
“It’s been a tough time for everyone around the world, we have seen a lot of suffering and yet we are still hopeful. We want better days, we have questions and our people do not have answers. We seek healing from the incredulous losses we have experienced during this time and I hope people can find it through my story in ‘Mnyama’,” Amanda says.
Listen to ‘Kutheni Na’ below and read more music news here.
