Ciza graced the Metro FM Music Awards, making an appearance on the black carpet. Picture: Instagram/tago.inc
Image: Instagram/tago.inc
Ciza, whose real name is Nkululeko Nciza, currently has the biggest song in South Africa at the moment.
The song has over four million plays on Spotify and 227 plays and 21.8 million impacts across 52 radio stations. Not only is the song popular in South Africa but it’s going viral across the globe.
Ciza attended the Metro FM Music Awards and walked the red carpet, he also performed the hit song at the awards music festival.
"Thank you guys for supporting me, from the start of my journey to where I am. I'm feeling good," he told IOL Entertainment.
Building on the success of popular songs such as “Come Alive” and “Adje”, his latest release, “Isaka (6am)”, marks a further step in his artistic growth.
This collaboration with Jazzworx and Thukuthela delivers an energetic fusion of house music, characterized by bright melodies and a compelling rhythm that makes one want to dance.
"I've just been experimental because I love music so much and I'm just so happy that everyone's been consistently following my journey and loving every single thing that I'm doing.
"I'm pushing 3-step and I'm DJing and singing on my songs. I feel like African music right now is going to the top."
Driven by palpable ambition, the Gen-Z artist Ciza is steadily carving out his niche within Africa's dynamic music scene. Since his 2019 professional debut, Ciza has charmed listeners with his captivating energy and distinctive sound.
Ciza has been performing the song across the country, making sure everyone hears it. He has even performed alongside top musician Zakes Bantwini, who he says has believed in him from the start.
The young muso may have parents in the music industry; former record label boss Thembinkosi "TK" Nciza and renowned musician and Mafikizolo member Nhlanhla Mafu, but he is making a name for himself.
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