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Koolkat Motyiko's single unravels rich tribal music tapestry

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Whilst Ko Seronga, Koolkat Motyiko’s debut song that catapulted him to stardom was considered a smashing hit that explores our unique sound, the Seronga musician has continued where he left off with his latest release.

The single, ‘Sebaga sa ngaka’ dropped on April 24 is a banging single that explores the rhythmic elements of tribal music.

The song unravels the rich tapestry of indigenous tribal song and dance.

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Koolkat Motyiko's single unravels rich tribal music tapestry

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