Snqobile Mzelezu, the daughter of the late legendary gospel artist Sfiso Ncwane, has been struggling financially to pursue her music career. Now, she can breathe a sigh of relief as she will finally be able to honor her late father the way she wants.
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According to Daily Sun, various people from the media industry have come forward to help her fulfill her dream. It is beautiful to see the entire industry coming out to lend a helping hand.
Music mogul Owen Ndlovu has promised to assist her with various facets of her project, including graphic design and photoshoot for the tribute song she plans to release.
Owen has already bought her an outfit for the photoshoot. In addition, he stated that his music company, O.N.E Rights Management, will assist in handling her royalties by monitoring radio stations that play her music and protecting it from illegal sites like Fakaza.
DJ Hlo has also expressed her sympathy and said she understands what she is going through as a young and aspiring artist who is determined to succeed. The DJ who owns a salon said she can do her hair and makeup for the photoshoot. Another good Samaritan Youtuber Dawuda said he will play her from his platforms.
Sqonbile is happy with the assistance she received and she wishes her father was alive to witness everything. Snqobile penned a song titled Hamba Kahle in memory of her late father, and she wishes to have it recorded for the public to hear her cries.
Due to the fact that her father was legendary musician Sfiso Ncwane, one would hope she wouldn’t be in financial difficulties. Well, Snqobile Mzeleku is Ncwane’s daughter out of wedlock. Speaking to the publication, Mzeleku expressed her desire to release the single and said she hopes it will bring her closure.
“I’ve always wanted to do something for my father, but I didn’t have the money. Unfortunately, my father and I didn’t spend much time together when he was still around. I wanted to have a father-daughter relationship with him, but the odds were against us.” said Snqobile Mzeleku.
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