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Loeto makes a return to music

Loeto
Loeto

Loeto Samantha Sono is back to the music scene after taking a break from singing. The 31-year-old wife and mother’s music journey began seven years ago when she was at university at Monash in South Africa.

She, however, stopped when pursued her studies. In an interview with Arts & Culture she explained that she then went to London to study for her MBA and while she was there she was inspired by the African acts that had made it internationally. “When I got back to Botswana In 2020 I began making music again, and now I am fully committed to it.

I am mainly a house and R&B artist. However I do other genres. I love house music and R&B because it’s the music I grew up listening to. I currently have three singles out. Naledi was produced by BeatSlayer. I wrote and recorded it in 2020 and the song was about my late grandmother. Naledi has done very well on radio. It peaked at number two on the Gabz Fm top 40 and the video has 12k views on YouTube,” she said. Loeto further explained that Deejay Enton produced her second single dubbed ‘Get into the groove’. She explained that it was a song about getting past hard times and moving on to good times. She said given all the problems people faced due to the pandemic, it was a song that got people in good spirits. Her latest single is titled Pelo Yame and Deejay Enton produced as well.

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