Nomalungelo Dladla

Born on 1 December, Nomalungelo Dladla is Swaziland's songwriter and by far one of the top female Afro-soul musicians to emerge out of that country. Her music career kicked-off early 2009 when she featured on fellow stablemate’s album, the ‘Psycho-tik Revolution’, which was released on 4 March of that year.

On 4 March 2009, she released her debut single ‘Imiyalo’ at the age of 21. The song saw her being awarded several awards. With her ‘Lilungelo Lami’ album, she made waves in several local and South African radio and TV stations.

Her vocal ability and song writing skills earned her milage in the music scenery when her song ‘Imiyalo’ was remixed by a number of house producers from Swaziland and South Africa with effort by house music group The Antidotes. Shortly afterwards, she began to meet big game players in the South African music scene including Ringo Madlingozi and Robbie Malinga among others.

She has also worked with DJ Sbu on his ‘MoFaya’ album on two songs namely ‘Move Your Body’ and ‘Losing My Mind’. In August 2013, she collaborated with South African artist Ringo Madlingozi in her second 14-tracks album titled ‘Kuba Ngimi’. The South African artist is featured on her two songs titled ‘Why’ and ‘Kuwe’. The album was produced by Robbie Malinga, Mjalefa Tebe, and features Ringo, Tresor Riziky and Rubba Swag.