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SA: Yallunder thrilled with SAMAs nomination for Ndinovalo remix
South African artist Yallunder has expressed her excitement after the remake of her hit ‘Ndinovalo’ by Mörda was nominated for the 2023 South African Music Awards (SAMAs) in the Best Remix category.
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The nomination marks a significant milestone for Yallunder as it is her first major nomination in the industry, and her first prominent song outside of her collaborative work in the dance music genre.
The new version of the song is taken from Mörda’s 2022 debut album Asante, while the original version is off the 2020 compilation album iSambulo by the 1020 Cartel.
Speaking about the recognition Yallunder said: “I am truly honoured and grateful for this nomination at #SAMA29. It’s a significant milestone in my career and a moment I will always cherish.
“The journey has just begun and I look forward to creating more music that resonates with people and spreads positivity. This nomination is not just an acknowledgement of my work but also a reminder of the power of music to connect with emotions and heal. I can’t wait to share more of my artistry with the world. To all the fellow nominees in this category, I salute your talent and creativity. Let’s celebrate the beauty of music together at the #SAMA29 ceremony. Thank you again to everyone who has been a part of this incredible journey with me. Stay tuned for more music and love to you all.”
‘Ndinovalo (New Version)’ will be up against stiff competition in the category from other tracks by the likes of K.O, Citizen Deep, Karyendasoul, Myztro and more.
‘Ndinovalo’ is derived from the Xhosa language and translates to “I have fear”. This emotionally charged track delves into the depths of a troubled soul that bravely acknowledges its pain and vulnerability. It resonates with Yallunder’s constant pursuit of self-healing, self-comfort, and her desire to extend this healing to others through her music.
The annual event is organised by the Recording Industry of South Africa (RiSA) to celebrate the achievements in the South African music industry. The #SAMA29 ceremony will be held in at the Durban International Convention Centre on the weekend of 17 and 18 November 2023
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