X-Fire vows to fire up the music scene

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Have you ever imagined traditional sounds merged with House-Kwasa? The new entrants to the music scene X-Fire, hit the ground running, with a new style of music that is set to take the music industry by storm.

Explaining the style, executive producer of the group's album, titled 'Re baketse go ja lekuka', Bullet Ketshabile, the idea of merging traditional and House-Kwasa was borne out of the urge to bring into the music world a fresh creative sound.

The album has eight tracks most of which are traditional songs with themes ranging from wedding ceremonies, witchcraft and juvenile delinquency.

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X-Fire vows to fire up the music scene

Have you ever imagined traditional sounds merged with House-Kwasa? The new entrants to the music scene X-Fire, hit the ground running, with a new style of music that is set to take the music industry by storm.