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Dato Seiko opens wounds that heal at Maitisong

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Dato Seiko has come a long way from the young woman who first broke into the music scene with a cover song that set social media ablazePIC. THALEFANG CHARLES

There are performances, and then there are moments that rearrange something inside a person. In line with this, Dato Seiko’s Healing Point event on Sunday at Maitisong truly opened wounds.

Born Katlego Ntirang, Dato Seiko has come a long way from the young woman who first broke into the music scene with a cover song that set social media ablaze.

By 2021 she had stamped her artistry with her debut EP, Grace Effect.

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