Dumza has been receiving general acclaim for his music and has had musicians such as Simphiwe Dana and RJ Benjamin sing his praises. Despite that Black Coffee is now well-travelled, he still has a certain affection and respect for the South African audience. He brings a worldly sophistication into his music that is, scandalously, embarrassingly missing in virtually all South African music which generally bears an unmistakeable stamp of parochialism. In UK he has signed an album-deal with Kronologik Music www. The lead single off Have Another One was sizzling hit Nomhlaba featuring one of the newest female artists Siphokazi. I want to be able to play in Soweto and then hop to overseas. 
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Wathula Nje
His music, though unashamedly dance, is not primarily aimed at the dancefloor, but more to the mental feet for those cotfee evenings that visit city swingers as they dash through city streets in their fabulously flashy but lonely four-wheels or simply enjoying home-bound fetes. Dumza had been talking to everyone except Coffee about his wish to work with him, not knowing all he needed to do was ask. Musician Dumza Maswana finally mje up the courage to ask DJ Black Coffee for an opportunity to work on a song with him on Twitter and to his surprise Black Coffee said yes!
In UK he has signed an album-deal with Kronologik Music www. Like Masekela in the debut album, Ntoni cofffe the young man Black Coffee with his presence in the re-interpreted Wathula Nje song off the latest album Have Another One, an obvious pun on a cup of coffee offered by a respectful waiter and the sophomore album by the artist, cue the album sleeve.
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Wathula Nje (feat. Victor Ntoni) by Black Coffee | Free Listening on SoundCloud
In the self-titled debut the emphasis was unmistakeably on the soul element of the dance music, re-emphasising the connections of dance music with its founding genre soul music. I want to wathlua able to play in Soweto and then hop to overseas. Speaking to TshisaLIVE the baritone-voice musician, popularly known for his song Molo, Dumza said he was in disbelief after he had a wish granted to him on Tuesday night by the world renowned DJ.
I also found my songs at record shops over there. I had been talking endlessly about getting a chance to work with him after I saw an Insta-story where he played my song Molo," he said.
Black Coffee Black Coffee Genre: So, just in that moment I decided to ask him and half of me still can't believe he said yes. One of its leading proponents is the reserved, studiously academic Black Coffee, whose inventive, imaginative and a boldly educated re-interpretation of classic South African music is radically at odds with the many flash-in-the-pan hit-chasers that populate the dance music genre.
Dumza scores a collab with Black Coffee on Twitter. Black Coffee — Superman, Not on Label.
The sophomore album Have Another One has quietly gone gold 20 plus units sold in South Africa after four months of release in the current difficult business environment that has tightened around both consumers and the music industry quiet severely. He has a striking appearance with its decidedly studious look maybe owing to this academic background. His song Izizwe was receiving dance floor appreciation all round. Despite that Black Coffee is now well-travelled, he still cofree a certain affection and respect for the South African audience.
Dumza has been receiving general acclaim for his music and has had musicians such as Simphiwe Dana and RJ Benjamin sing his praises. He brings a worldly sophistication into his music that is, scandalously, embarrassingly missing in virtually blac South African music which generally bears an unmistakeable stamp of parochialism. The lead single off Have Another One was sizzling hit Nomhlaba featuring one of the newest female artists Siphokazi.
Mzansi reacts to Mmusi Maimane's 'Steinhoff-sponsored car' scandal. Black Coffee, who is one-part member of the unfashionable urban soul trio Shana, is one of three or four turntablist in the country who genuinely understands the precise function of a music deejay: Here's the life changing conversation:
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