Mchivestoh releases Tweggah

Wednesday, December 09, 2015

A 24 year-old upcoming kwaito kwasa musician, Kgosietsile Kgokgome, also known as Mchivestoh in music circles has released a new single entitled Tweggah.

Mchivestoh, who started as a dancer for a group named Marroski in 2009, has finally decided to venture into a solo music career.

“I started as a dancer and I managed to make it on my own,” Mchivestoh said. “I have seen a lot of growth in my music.”

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