Kearoma back with a banging single

Thursday, March 21, 2024 | 500 Views |

After spending most of the past years without releasing music, seasoned musician, Kearoma Rantao has returned to the music scene with a bang after dropping a soulful jam titled ‘Botshelo’ a fornight ago.

Her fans have eagerly waited for new music from her and the new single does not disappoint, showcasing Rantao’s signature style and vocal prowess.

Rantao, who is also the owner of Africa Meropa Records stated that she was more than elated to share her craft once again. “As Africa Meropa Records, we are thrilled to announce the release of this single, Botshelo, as I get to do what I love and what I am known for,” she said.

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