South African musicians Simmy and Nkosazana Daughter have collaborated on a new single titled ‘Amazwe’.
The track, which speaks about irreplaceable love, is available for streaming and download on major digital platforms. The song is proof of Simmy and Nkosazana Daughter’s impressive musical talents. It seeks to deliver a unique expression of feminine power across diverse musical dimensions.
“That’s how this beautiful story of one’s irreplaceable form of love and existence in another’s life came about, as quoted from the song: ‘Ngihambile wonke amazwe, ay akekho ofana nawe...’ (I’ve been around the world, but none compares to you),” Simmy said. “I’ve always loved Nkosazana and her work. We met and were just going on about how we needed to create something together, and we stayed in contact. Two years down the line, I asked her to please pull through at the studio. She got there, and in less than an hour, she effortlessly added her vocals.”
Nkosazana Daughter said: “Simmy is one of the few female artists I’ve always had the utmost respect for, and her creativity is continuously evolving. Our collaboration is something we have both awaited and looked forward to. Not only was it an honour to finally be in the studio with her, but it was also easy. Working with her was a breeze; we should definitely do it again. She’s good people.”
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