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By Siphesihle Dlamini

In a groundbreaking move that has sent ripples through the music industry, Nkosinathi ‘Zuma’ Nkambule, the talented designer behind the captivating Tshwala Bam Remix art cover, has been lauded for the job well done.

By designing the Tshwala Bam Remix art cover, Zuma has marked a significant milestone in his career and solidified his position as a creative force to be reckoned with.

The remix, a collaboration between TitoM and Yuppe, featuring the incomparable global sensation Burna Boy, made its grand debut on Wednesday, instantly captivating audiences worldwide and dominating TikTok feeds with its infectious energy.

In an exclusive interview with Nkosinathi ‘Zuma’ Nkambule, he shared insights into the meticulous process behind the creation of the artwork, revealing that it was his most challenging project to date.

With over 20 iterations crafted to perfection, Zuma’s dedication, and attention to detail shine through in every stroke, reflecting the essence of the global superstars involved in the project.

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“I did more than 20 artworks to choose from just for this one song. l enjoyed and understood the process because the song and the artists involved are global superstars.

So, it feels amazing for it to come out so well,” he said.

The original Tshwala Bam track had already made history as the most streamed Amapiano song, and Zuma believes that the remix will propel the genre to even greater heights.

The artcover created by Zuma

Emphasizing the importance of collaboration and cross-market exposure, Zuma expressed his optimism for the future of Amapiano and the creative opportunities it presents.

When asked about the key to his success, after creating artworks for many established South African artists including Kelvin Momo, and Mawhoo, Zuma humbly attributed it to a winning combination of talent, hard work, and nurturing client relationships.

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His unwavering gratitude for the opportunities that have come his way, coupled with a deep sense of faith, has been instrumental in his journey to stardom.

Looking ahead, Zuma envisions a future filled with more groundbreaking projects and collaborations across diverse creative realms, transcending the boundaries of the music industry.

“I’ve prayed about times like this so God played a huge part.

God willing, more of such moments and more collaborations with other creative spaces not just the music industry will come,” he said.

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