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The video was shot in the City of Kings and Queens.
PoZee has worked with some of the city’s directors and editors on his music video. Among them were Beats Records, Andy Sobhuza, Tim Da RocStarr and recording companies such as Nyce Beatz Records and Kas-No-Valo Entertainment.
In an interview, PoZee said a lot of effort and time was put in the music video so as to come up with a quality product.
“We worked day and night to try and come up with nothing but the best for the Jaiva Njengomuntu Olemali music video.
“The track is a unique compilation of talented musicians, dancers and models showcasing what they know best,” he said.
The kwaito star also said he managed to circulate some of his new release copies in South African music channels such as Soweto TV.
“The effort put in making the music video was genuine and as an artiste I would like to see its success.
“Last week I managed to circulate some of my copies to Soweto TV and I intend to market it on Channel O and MTV.
“I will be going to Harare to dispatch some of my copies at ZBCtv,” he said.
The artiste also said he did some live performances while in South Africa.
“When I was in Johannesburg, I also did some live performances in Yeoville’s Zebra Pond and the response I got was unexpected.
“This prompted me to sell some of my copies and the price was a bargain,” he said.
The kwaito star also bemoaned the lack of support from local promoters which he attributed to lack of appreciation.
The artiste said local artistes are being given “sick money”’ regardless of their talent. PoZee also lambasted other artistes for lacking professionalism.
He urged artistes to stop sitting on their talents, but record their music and implement effective marketing strategies.
Online Reporter