Kanda rules Africa

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Kanda Music Video

A song by Malawians Tay Grin and Sonye featuring Nigerian Orezi has gone all the way to become Africa’s best hit having claimed top spot in Trace TV African Chart.

Shot in South Africa the video which was released early October and premiered on Trace, has moved slowly but surely to the pole position thanks to voters. By virtue of being the most voted song in the chart, the number one spot was inevitable.

Kanda Music Video
Kanda Music Video going great heights,

Talk of a sudden twist of events, Kanda was on 3rd position a day before conquering Africa, a signal that the continent appreciates the entertainment in it. This is contrary to its humble beginning in the chart.

The artists behind the song have expressed happiness and a word of gratitude to all those who voted for Kanda. Tay Grin and Sonye took to social media on Monday where they were responded to with congratulatory and encouraging messages by Malawians.

Malawians have applauded their artists for a job well done and encouraged them to continue flying the black, red, and green on international platforms. According to Malawians, Tay Grin and Sonye have put Malawi on the map in as far as music is concerned.

This is Tay Grin’s second video to be subject to a continental exposure through the same chart, after Chipapapa broke into the top three in June. However its stay was short lived when it started slipping to the bottom of the chart until it exited.

 Sonye is not popular with videos despite registering a number of hit songs as solo artists. As such this is his first international exposure as a singer and producer from the warm heart of Africa, Malawi.

The fairytale of Kanda unleashes amidst jubilations after Trace TV accepted more music videos from Malawi last week. Some of these videos are Magic by Theo Thompson, Angelina by Dali, Reggae is in my veins by Trumale, and Disappear by Bucci.

 

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93 Comments

  1. Yea it’s a hit song on Trace Africa and am loving it, but I wld love if more Malawian songs are on Trace Africa as well so far it’s the only Malawian song, kaya amatani kuti nyimbo zipite kumeneko, tiyeni titukulane amalawi, we need the continent to kno how talented we are

  2. ena inu mukuti Orez ndi amene
    watchukitsa nyimboyi ndikutsutsana nanu cos iyeyo ndi amene anawononga nyimboyi povala Mask almost
    video yonse zimene zina semphana ndi concept ya nyimbo

  3. Nyimbo zomwe zili ndi ziwanda ndi zomwe zikumatchuka masiku ano. Taygrin wajambula ma video ambili abwino Koma sanatchuke, amene anaonera video ya kanda akhoza kundivomereza kuti ndiya ziwanda.

    1. “Akadzi anga awa”meanz “this is my wife,”wina wabweleka meanz”someone has borrowed” but those two phrases doesn’t compliment each other,each 1 of them meanz anada thin

  4. The moment oyimba akazazindikila kut music is not just about sick flows and sick bars.. that will be the moment sound yathu izamwazikila mu afurika .Fanz ikumampanga underrate ati ali nd ma weak this or that ..but the dude keeps on throwing those jabs ..hard and harder. Kusiya fanz yonse in the background. Now that…that is the main deal ..right there. *U don’t becom a success by being good but by consistence*

  5. Ooh! It is a nice song, I first heard this song during a wedding of big brother lady Simmpee and luangwa house chipata Zambia and it is a hit song on Tracey Africa on dstv.

  6. Tay grin ndi dolo,ambiri amadziwa ngakhale martse amakana zoti tay grin ndi dolo.koma martse anaimba ndi ndani wakunja? sonye,kp it up!

    1. ukadzitsitsa(ngati momwe anachitira tay grin) mulungu amakukweza,(ngati momwe watchukiramu) matama amaononga zambiri.umatchuka mwa kanthawi kochepa,kenaka ziiii.koma kudzichepetsa kumafikitsa patali

    2. Martse ndika mtumbuka kenakake kakanyera kamasetera khoma . Amakabwereka suit kwa gwamba. Sapato anamupatsako achisoni atawina award amaonekela patali akakhala pa gulu chifukwa chachimutu. Wake ndimwano ndima gemu, sayamika yanzake ikaima. Ali ndi dictionary yachitumbuka. I fink wamuziwano. Nyimbo zake ndi za mwano

    3. For your products to be appreciated. learn to appreciate other people’s products. Koma zimenezi martse sangapange “ndine Dolo ndine Dolo mbwenu” i just quote his lyrics kkkkkkkk

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