This book titles, South African is a pop song introducing the country of South Africa. The first verse talks about geography with the description claiming it’s “quintessential Africa”.

South African song

It starts with a quirky sound, something familiar  whoa am I feeling sane?

coming from la d da land, that just refused to listen to funk. museke

Just look at what they had implemented, knowing where is there and not where could you be.

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“Follow U” by South African singer Wanza is a catchy tune with an empowering message. It has garnered 11million views on You Tube, making it the most popular song of 2018

The lilting hum of electric guitars is seductive as well as endearing, translating youthful vitality and vibrancy to its lyrics. The backing vocals that compose a chorus are similarly engulfing in sound, emphasizing that difference and doing so with relish.

Introduction: Moreover, the choice of instruments being used is also noteworthy. They lend more vernacularly unique characteristics to the track. For example, Luaka Bop’s use ice-cold electric guitars especially for verses comprising argumentative lines on matters of love such as “we ain’t stopping because I love him.”

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South Africa’s struggle with atrocity since the start of human recording of acts has drawn inspiration and affictionations from world wide. Blending themes of life and struggle with a unique sense of humour, South African music is always good. Whether it comes in folk ballad form or electronic remix, musicians seize on provocative subject that rarely returns to the same form twice

Parallels can be drawn between the South-African musical genre described above and international music genres like rap, where destabilizing issues are portrayed through particular hip hop songs.