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Young Zesh’s ‘Lwandiso’ album well-received by the public

By Siphesihle Dlamini

Arguably the best local artist currently, Young Zesh, has expressed gratitude for the overwhelming reception of his latest album, ‘Lwandiso’.

Released just last Friday, the 15-track album has captured the hearts of fans across Eswatini, with streams steadily increasing on various digital platforms.

Young Zesh shared his joy at the warm embrace of his music by the public, noting the growing popularity of the album and the positive feedback pouring in from listeners.

Praising the support of his fellow EmaSwati, Young Zesh remarked, “I do not remember the last time emaSwati supported a local artist like this.”

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He highlighted the enthusiasm shown by fans, who have been actively engaging with the music on social media and showering the album with love and appreciation.

Among the standout tracks on the album, ‘Sivumeleni’ featuring Nomndayi and Tribal Guru has emerged as a fan favourite, garnering over 1 400 streams on YouTube alone.

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Young Zesh expressed his excitement for the positive response to the music and promised to promote each song on the album by sharing videos of himself vibing to the tunes.

‘Lwandiso’ stands out for its authenticity, as Young Zesh fearlessly delves into the challenges he faces as a young Swati male pursuing his dreams.

From addressing critics within his family to navigating the obstacles in his community, the album paints a raw and relatable picture of his journey as an artist.

Named after his son, the album not only showcases Young Zesh’s personal experiences but also celebrates his Swati heritage and cultural roots.

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Through his music, he weaves a tapestry of Swati traditions, infusing his lyrics and soundscapes with elements that pay homage to his ancestry and showcase the beauty of his cultural heritage.

It also shines a light on Zesh’s connection to his culture and ancestors. It serves as a platform for celebrating his family lineage and paying homage to his Swati heritage.

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