The duo, who needs no introduction in the music industry, have worked with local and international artists to bring you their new offering. The double disk album includes South African heavy weights such as Dj Tira, Professor, Nokwazi, Sjava, the award-winning Kwesta, and even South Africa\u2019s modern house queen vocalist Lady Zamar. Some of the international artists featured on the album include Runtown from Nigeria and Afro Warriors from Angola. With 500 songs to choose from, the two admitted it was a bit of a tussle to make sure that the music in their latest album is fresh and relevant.<\/p>\n
The two confirmed that there are always challenges when working as a duo and it\u2019s not always the easiest of things to do. \u201cIt\u2019s never easy working as duo. Any relationship is never easy if it\u2019s pure and true,\u201d they said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Talking about the challenges of the industry, Vetkuk touches on the feasibility of social media and how the impact of the internet has made resources accessible, however this does not guarantee the artists\u2019 longevity and relevance.<\/p>
<\/div>\n\u201cHard work, it\u2019s not only about talent, you need to invest yourself and the time into the whole thing,\u201d said Vetkuk.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Vetkuk vs Mahoota, who are well-known for hits like Putuko<\/em> and Phul’iqolo<\/em>, have managed to top the charts with their new singles, Hero ft. Lady Zamar<\/em> and Dance Floor ft. Professor, DJ Tira, Character & Pex Africah <\/em>which were released late last year.<\/p>\n
If these two singles are anything to go by, Local Everywhere <\/em><\/strong>promises to be a banger of an album.<\/p>
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