By Siphesihle Dlamini
Eswatini’s very own vocal powerhouse, Zee Nxumalo, has captured the hearts and minds of music lovers around the globe with her well-deserved nomination for the Basadi In Music Awards.
The talented songstress has been recognized for her outstanding contributions in the Best Amapiano Artist of The Year category, solidifying her status as a star in the industry.
The Basadi In Music Awards, a beacon of recognition in the music world, was established in 2022 to honour and celebrate the exceptional talents of women in music.
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This groundbreaking award ceremony shines a spotlight on a diverse range of female artists, including singers, rappers, DJs, composers, producers, and creatives, all of whom have made remarkable contributions to the music ecosystem.
More than just an awards show, the Basadi In Music Awards also serve as a tribute to the courageous women who have paved the way for gender equality and empowerment in Eswatini, Africa, and beyond.
By showcasing the resilience, creativity, and tenacity of women in the music industry, the awards foster a sense of empowerment and unity among female artists worldwide.
Zandile Nxumalo, affectionately known as Zee Nxumalo, is a shining example of the talent and passion that female artists bring to the music scene.
Originally hailing from Eswatini, Zee has embraced Johannesburg as her creative hub, earning the moniker of a ‘Jozi baby’ along the way.
Her infectious personality and exceptional musical abilities have captivated both fans and critics, propelling her into the spotlight.
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In a testament to her rising star power, Zee Nxumalo recently embarked on a solo career in partnership with Punchline Media, a respected independent record label.
This collaboration has provided Zee with a platform to showcase her extraordinary talent and share her unique musical vision with the world.
Drawing inspiration from legendary artists such as Kelly Khumalo, The Soil, and the iconic Brenda Fassie, Zee has carved out a niche for herself in the music industry.
