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Busi Mhlongo, born 1947 as Victoria Busisiwe Mhlongo, is originally from Inanda in Natal, South Africa. She is a virtuoso singer, dancer and composer whose music is often noted for defying categorization. Drawing on various South African styles such as mbaqanga, maskanda, marabi and traditional Zulu, fused with contemporary elements from jazz, funk, rock, gospel, rap, opera, reggae and West African music, she produces a fresh and exciting sound uniquely her own. With infectious music and a singing style that has a universal appeal, she has become known for writing lyrics that carry powerful and poignant messages. In the 60s, she adopted the stage name Vickie, only later changing it to became known by her current name, Busi Mhlongo. Mhlongo has worked with other top African folk / pop artists, like Hugh Masekela, Dr. Philip Tabane, Mabe Thobejane, and many legends - Robert "Doc" Mthalane making meticulously produced, melodic and modern South African music. Her work also spans more urban styles, with several tracks on URBANZULU being remixed for the dancefloor. In 2000, Busi scooped three awards at the FNB South African Music Awards for BEST FEMALE ARTIST, BEST ADULT CONTEMPORARY ALBUM (AFRICA), and BEST AFRICAN POP ALBUM. Busi has since also scored a KORA award and MELT has released a compilation called INDIZA with two new tracks produced by Brice Wassy and a series of remixes by Club 3.30. The first South African music Benefit concert was held by South African Broadcastin
Khula Tshitshi Lami
1,8092Oxamu (The Crocodile)
1,6763Zithin'Izizwe (What Are People Saying About Us?)
1,4714Khula Tshitshi Lam
1,3365Oxamu
1,1646Ngadlalwa Yindoda (He's Toying With Me)
1,1197We Baba Omncane
1,1078We Baba Omncane (If You Don't Obey Your Parents)
1,0439Yapheli'Maliyami (My Money Is Gone)
93110Yise Wabant'a Bami (Father Of My Children)
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Urbanzulu

Voices Of South Africa

Freedom

Babhemu

Yehlisan umoya Azania (in the mix)

Urbanzulu (Remastered)

Urban Zulu
African All Stars (Best Indie & Alternative African Recordings from 1970 to 2015)
Yehlisan'umoya Ma Africa
The Rough Guide To The Music Of South Africa
The Great South African Trip, Volume 2 (disc 1)

Indiza