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Langalakhe Mabena
After spending years as an underground beat maker producing for South Africaa��s successful artistes such as Shota, Zimbabwe-born tribal house producer Nkosinathi a�?Mileza�? Ndlovu has paved his way as a solo artiste dropping his first album on 15 December on different digital stores worldwide.
The 15-track offering titled Unorthodox, produced in his Ethnic Records stable, is a creative piece of African story telling written with a sharp edged pencil of emotions fused with Afrocentric beats.
Milez, who has graced European prestigious events like the Copenhagen Unearthed Event, sharing the stage with internationally acclaimed DJa��s like Black Coffee, Ralf Gum and DJ Fresh, said he was happy with the appreciation and reception his album had received so far.
a�?I am happy with how my fans have received the album which for now is available on different digital stores worldwide. The release of the album was strategic as I wanted to test whether the market and time frame is conducive to drop an album. As it has reached over 30 000 downloads on Sound Cloud, I am going to release the hard copies of the album in February 2018,a�? said Milez.
The album, which features artistes from South Africa, Botswana, Uganda and Zimbabwe, proves to be an African uniting piece as Milez said the creativity and collabos he made makes him a distinguished artiste as he tried by all means to accommodate his fans across Africa under one roof.
a�?When I produce music I make sure my creativity and ideas are unparalleled. Ita��s a must that my production speaks and unites my fans across Africa as I am inspired by African consciousness,a�? Milez said.
The producer who headlined the recently held Nike Neon Run in Johannesburg with his crowd pulling decks skills, revealed he would visit the country to scout for talented vocalists whom he wants to sign under his infant stable, Ethnic Records.
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