Bakgatla collaborates with T.H.A.B.O

Thursday, March 13, 2014

It is not often that two artists who make a tremendous mark in their respective genres collaborate on an album. But if they do people expect nothing less than a masterpiece.

Word reaching Showbiz has it that motswako artist Bakgatla and kwaito sensation T.H.A.B.O are currently in the studio working on their first joint album. Already the two cannot wait to share the experience of producing an album together with their fans.

In an interview with Showbiz, Bakgatla said that they have been planning to do a joint album for a very long time. It is only recently that they decided to make that a reality.

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