Makhadzi: The Queen of Limpopo Music
Makhadzi is a multi-award winning musician and songwriter from South Africa. She is best known for her energetic and catchy songs that blend Afro-pop, house and kwaito genres. She sings in her native language of Tshivenda, as well as in English, Zulu and Xitsonga.
Makhadzi rose to fame with her hit songs such as Matorokisi, Murahu and Ghanama. She has collaborated with other popular artists such as Master KG, Mr Brown, Prince Benza and Cassper Nyovest. She has also performed at major events such as the South African Music Awards, the MTV Africa Music Awards and the Channel O Lockdown House Party.
Makhadzi has a loyal fan base that admires her talent, charisma and authenticity. She is also an inspiration to many young girls and women who aspire to pursue their dreams in the music industry. She has overcome many challenges and hardships in her life, such as poverty, abuse and discrimination. She has used her music as a platform to express herself and to empower others.
Makhadzi has recently released her third studio album, African Queen 2.0, which features 22 tracks of diverse and vibrant sounds. The album showcases her versatility and growth as an artist, as well as her love for her culture and continent. The album is available on all digital platforms, such as YouTube, Spotify and Apple Music.
If you want to learn more about Makhadzi, you can follow her on her social media accounts, such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. You can also visit her official YouTube channel, where you can watch her music videos, live performances and behind-the-scenes footage.
Makhadzi is a force to be reckoned with in the South African music scene. She is a true African Queen who deserves all the recognition and support she gets. She is Makhadzi Muimbi, the Queen of Limpopo Music.
Makhadzi was born as Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona on 30 June 1996 in a small village called Ha-Mashamba Tshivhangani, near Elim in Limpopo province. She started singing at a young age and joined a local music group called Makirikiri. She later met Master KG, who became her mentor and producer. She released her first album, Shumela Venda, in 2012.
Makhadzi’s music is influenced by her cultural background and her personal experiences. She sings about love, happiness, social issues and empowerment. She also incorporates traditional elements such as drums, whistles and chants into her songs. She has a unique voice and style that sets her apart from other artists. She is also known for her energetic and captivating dance moves that get everyone on their feet.
Makhadzi has received many accolades and nominations for her music. She has won several awards, such as the Best Tshivenda Hit at the Limpopo Music Awards, the Female Artist of the Year at the South African Afro Music Awards and the Best Female Artist in Southern Africa at the African Muzik Magazine Awards. She has also been nominated for the Song of the Year, the Best Kwaito/Amapiano/Gqom Album and the Best Female Artist at the South African Music Awards.