Check out the official lyrics to 'Summer YoMuthi' by South African pop music duo Blaq Diamond.

Blaq Diamond - Summer YoMuthi Lyrics

Intro
Izinja zempilo mama

Verse 1
Angazi mina ng’zoy’thin lendaba
Angazi mina ng’zoy’thin lendaba
Ngik’nika i-access ku-VIP, awuh
Ngabona sek’khanya ama-flash wenana
Aaaawu ngathi ngiz’layile... mhh

Refrain
Sengathi ng’jola ne-groupie, aaah
Ufuna bek’bone unami, ngiyala
Sengathi ng’jola me-groupie, aaah
Ufuna bek’bone unami, ngiyala
Izinja zempilo mama
Umuthi othi thi othi thi thi thi thi

Chorus
Aah ama A-Lister
Ufuna ukuhlala nama A-Lister
Relax-a mus’uku panic-a
SummerYoMuthi, SummerYoMuthi
Aah ama A-Lister
Ufuna ukuhlala nama A-Lister
Relax-a mus’uku panic-a
SummerYoMuthi, SummerYoMuthi

Refrain
Sengathi ng’jola ne-groupie, aaah
Ufuna bek’bone unami, ngiyala
Sengathi ng’jola me-groupie, aaah
Ufuna bek’bone unami, ngiyala
Izinja zempilo mama
Umuthi othi thi othi thi thi thi thi...
Angazi mina ng’zoy’thin lendaba
Angazi mina ng’zoy’thin lendaba

Verse 2
Ngihamba nenhlokohlela
Ngihamba no dokotela
Ama-superstar o-bastard, Yee…
Awu ngithi ngihamba nenhlokohlela
Ngihamba no dokotela
Ama-superstar o-bastard, Yee

Refrain
Angazi mina ng’zoy’thin lendaba
Angazi mina ng’zoy’thin lendaba
Izinja zempilo mama

Chorus
Aah ama A-Lister
Ufuna ukuhlala nama A-Lister
Relax-a mus’uku panic-a
SummerYoMuthi, SummerYoMuthi
Aah ama A-Lister
Ufuna ukuhlala nama A-Lister
Relax-a mus’uku panic-a
SummerYoMuthi, SummerYoMuthi

Outro
Angazi mina ngizoyithini lendaba

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Here is the correct and complete 'Italy Refix' lyrics by Buju and Blaq Diamond, read the lyrics below and sing along.

LISTEN TO: Italy (Refix) By Buju And Blaq Diamond

Buju & Blaq Diamond - Italy (Refix) Lyrics

Njengoba Ng’sebenza (Nitori ife re nimo jekin s’ise)
Ng’yak’cabanga dali (All of my money I fit spend on top your head)
Ifiso zakho Ng’yazicabanga (So when my baby walk you fit see the finesse…)
(Ehen-ehen) (Ehen-ehen)
Njengoba Ng’sebenza (Nitori ife re nimo jekin s’ise)
Ng’yak’cabanga dali (All of my money I fit spend on top your head)
Ifiso zakho Ng’yazicabanga (So when my baby walk you fit see the finesse…)
(Ehen-ehen) (Ehen-ehen)

Impahla zanokusho
Sizo Thola eItaly
Italy Italy
Sizoy’Thola e Italy
Sizoy’Thola e Italy (Ehen-ehen)

Oh oh, and she say tell me something you fit do for me sha
How e be so far
Because I love you, I fit meet your mother
Buy you designer, baby malo ma fi mi shako sha, sha ma se normal
If you give me your loving I go shout asante-sana
Sho ma ke mi, ke mi?
Sho ma fe mi, Peggy, aje
Sho ma fun mi le yo nkan si
If I touch you body mhmm
Sho ma ke mi, kemi?
Sho ma fe mi baby, aje
Sho ma fun mi jekin meet your mummy and you chop my money

Njengoba Ng’sebenza
Ng’yak’cabanga dali
Ifiso zakho Ng’yazicabanga
Impahla zanokusho
Sizo Thola eItaly
Italy Italy
Sizoy’Thola e Italy
Sizoy’Thola e Italy

Njengoba Ng’sebenza (Nitori ife re nimo jekin s’ise)
Ng’yak’cabanga dali (All of my money I fit spend on top your head)
Ifiso zakho Ng’yazicabanga (So when my baby walk you fit see the finesse…)
(Ehen-ehen) (Ehen-ehen)

Impahla zanokusho
Sizo Thola eItaly
Italy Italy
Sizoy’Thola e Italy
Sizoy’Thola e Italy (Ehen-ehen)

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• Artist Name: Buju, Blaq Diamond
• Song Title: Italy (Refix)
• Producers: Kitie, Mfo Wam
• Genre: Amapiano
• Country: Nigeria, South Africa
• Year: 2021

Immediately after his thrilling concert in Lagos yesterday, where Afrobeats giants like Burna Boy and Wizkid appeared, highly gifted singer-songwriter Buju decided to drop a new record for his fans in this season of festivity. This time, he goes down South as he delivers a mellifluous refix for 'Italy', a record by South African duo, Blaq Diamond.

Born Daniel Benson, Buju is enjoying global recognition and acceptance based on his hit singles and notable collaborations — a kind of catalogue and growth only a few indie artists can boast of.

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Having made hit songs with some of Africa’s biggest entertainers like Wizkid, Timaya, Burna Boy, Zlatan; Buju blessed fans with his first-ever music concert yesterday, the 22nd of December, 2021 at the Balmoral Convention Center, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. And now, he has released a new song for the fans, the boy ain't stopping anytime soon.

The record was produced by South African beatmakers, Kitie and Mfo Wam.

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Hosts: Bontle Modiselle and Lawrence Maleka

South African acts, Nasty C, Sho Madjozi, Master KG, Blaq Diamond, Bucy Radebe, and a list of others, were celebrated at the just concluded 27th annual South African Music Awards.

Accorded as one of the biggest nights in South African music, the awards pre-recorded and screened on SABC 1 rewarded the best of the best of the South African music industry ranging across all genres on Saturday 31st of July 2021.

The Hip-hop duo Blaq Diamond made history as they became the first ever duo to be named Artist of the Year at the SAMAs.

Blaq Diamond

READ ALSO - Here is The Full List Of Nominees At The South Africa Music Awards #SAMA27

Female prolific rapper Sho Madjozi bagged two awards that night, carting away the awards for Best Traditional Album and the Sofnfree Female Artist of the Year.

Familiar face, Nasty C also bagged an award for Best Hip-Hop Album award for his 'Zulu Man With Some Power' album. Singer and record producer Master KG bagged the SAMRO Composer Highest Airplay award that he shares with Nomcebo Zikode. He also took home the International Achiever Award for his smash hit 'Jerusalema', which features Nomcebo.

Gospel singer Bucy Radebe also took home two awards that night; Best Traditional Faith Album for Spiritual Encounter and the White Star Newcomer of the Year.

SEE FULL LIST OF SAMA27 WINNERS BELOW

Artist of the Year Blaq Diamond

Record of the Year Keep it Together – Matthew Mole

Music Video of the Year Price to Pay – Miss Pru featuring Blaq Diamond and Malome Vector

Album of the Year Once Upon A Time In Lockdown – Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa (Scorpion Kings)

Duo or Group of the Year Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa (Scorpion Kings) – Once Upon A Time In Lockdown

Sofnfree Female Artist of the Year Sho Madjozi – What A Life

Male Artist of the Year Kabza De Small – I Am The King of Amapiano: Sweet & Dust

White Star Newcomer of the Year Bucy Radebe – Spiritual Encounter

Best Rock Album Orange Sunshine – Yum Yuck

Best Pop Album Tribes & Angels – Locnville

Beste Pop Album Twentig 20 – Brendan Peyper

Best Adult Contemporary Album Rise – Ndlovu Youth Choir

Beste Kontemporêre Musiek Album Herverbeel – Die Heuwels Fantasties

Best African Adult Contemporary Album Amakhaya – Max Hoba

Best Alternative Album Iimini – Bongeziwe Mabandla

Best R&B/Soul Album Uhambo – Soul Kulture

Best Hip-Hop Album Zulu Man With Some Power – Nasty C

Best Kwaito Album Ama Roto EP – Reece Madlisa and Zuma

Best Dance Album The Healers: The Last Chapter – Black Motion

Best Traditional Faith Album Spiritual Encounter – Bucy Radebe

Best Contemporary Faith Album Your Kingdom on Earth – Hle

Best African Indigenous Faith Album Izwi Lakho – Mandlethu Gospel Singers

Rest of Africa Songs in the Key of Love – Berita

Best Traditional Album What a Life – Sho Madjozi

Best Maskandi Album kaMakhelwane – Abafana Baka Mgqumeni

Best Jazz Album Modes of Communication: Letters from the Underworld – Nduduzo Makhathini

Best Classical/Instrumental Album We’ve Known All Times – Wouter Kellerman

Best Afropop Album Ngumama – Vusi Nova

Best Live Audio Visual Recording Journey to the World and Beyond – Sun-El Musician

Best Collaboration Mali Eningi – Big Zulu feat Riky Rick and Intaba yase Dubai

Best Produced Music Video Hosh by Prince Kaybee feat Sir Trill – Ofentse

Best Produced Album of the Year Umsebenzi by Sjava – Delaydem, Ruff, Webmoms, Zadok and Vuyo Manyike

Best Engineered Album of the Year Inganekwane by Zoe Modiga – Papi Diretsi and Songo Oyama

Remix of the Year Yehla Moya – Da Capo

Best Reggae Album Persistence – Bongo Riot

Best Amapiano Album Once Upon A Time in Lockdown – Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa (Scorpion Kings)

Best Gqom Album Inzalo Yekwaito – Zinaro

Lifetime Achievement Award Lebo M, Dr Lindelani Mkhize, PJ Powers

International Achievement Award Master KG

Best Selling Artist Mlindo the Vocalist – Emakhaya

Most Streamed Song You’re the One – Elaine

SAMRO Composer Highest Airplay Kgaugelo Moagi (Master KG) and Nomcebo Zikode – Jerusalema

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This year, the Africa Day Concert intends to place the spotlight on the rising artistes in Africa who are imprinting their sounds in the hearts of music lovers. These performing artistes will range from different countries, such as Nigeria to Ghana, Tanzania, Ivory Coast, and Kenya.

Other African artistes to perform are Focalistic, current MTV Base 'Hottest MC New Wave' Blaq Diamond, South African Elaine, and Ivory Coast Suspect 95.

The virtual concert will be hosted by Golden Globe and SAG winner, Idris Elba who partnered with MTV Base and YouTube to create this global event.

See the full list of artistes to perform;

• Bahati (Kenya)
• Bella Shmurda (Nigeria)
• Blaq Diamond (South Africa)
• Elaine (South Africa)
• Focalistic (South Africa)
• Gyakie (Ghana)
• Omah Lay (Nigeria)
• Suspect 95 (Ivory Coast)
• Teni (Nigeria)
• Zuchu (Tanzania)

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Every month we round up the best new Afrobeats Artists from our Weekly AfroNext discovery email newsletter. You can keep up with our favourite Afrobeats discoveries on the AfroNext playlists on Apple, Spotify, and Audiomack.

Gyakie

It has been a while since a Ghanaian songstress took over mainstream charts in Nigeria. In comes Gyakie, the daughter of legendary Ghanaian highlife musician, Nana Acheampong. Gyakie, who is still a student at the Kwame Nkrumah University, started her music career off listening to beats produced by her Nigerian university mate, Sosa.

Since her official single in 2019, Gyakie has worked with Ghanaian artistes such as Bisa Kdei, and Joojo Addison. In August 2020, she released a five-track EP titled, Seed. On Forever, the lead single from the EP, Gyakie coasts through the ballad smoothly, professing love through an unconventional Afro-pop lens.

The song has risen through charts in Ghana and Nigeria, charting as high as number five on the Nigeria top 100 charts. Gyakie's talent is undeniable, and we just might be witnessing the coronation of the new queens of Afrobeats.

Sustain

So many artists often get shrouded behind the shadows of Afrobeats new frontrunners either from silly internet comparisons or just inability to find airplay among the ever-expanding cesspool of artists existing in the country.

Sustain is one of those artists. Sustain has courted music since 2017, occasionally dabbling with experimentations of different sorts. In 2021, Sustain released his seven-track EP, Afrosus.

To Love starts off flirting with a falsetto rhythm from ykb, and it is complemented by Sustain's raspy fuji-induced vocals. The Finito-produced medley is a perfect fusion of a Fuji and contemporary Afrobeats. Sustain proves that he has found his home sonically and harnessing his voice with various melodies is all that is left.

Mikun

In late November, Mikun dropped his sophomore project, Sapphire. Sapphire is a six-track project which features an eclectic combination of songs, and it is Mikun's latest since his 2019 release, Philophobia

Throughout Sapphire, Mikun is soft and tender, sitting finely between the bridge of contemporary Afrobeats and RnB. Mikun's ability to conjure emotions with words and subtle melodies is his strength.

On M.Y.D, Mikun breezes through gently, flexing his vocal dexterity only when necessary, and ensuring the emotion of the song is not lost on you from the jump. Mikun may not have the backing he needs to go continental with his music, but one thing is certain, you are guaranteed a good time whenever you listen to him.

Zarion Uti

Zarion Uti has been making strides with his music for a whole collaborating with artistes such as Odunsi The Engine, Buju, PsychoYP and featuring as a member of the Empawa incubator.

Zarion's music combines a texture of new school Afro-pop with streaky vocals. One of Zarion's many stellar qualities is his ear for instrumentals. Zarion finds beats that complements his vocals easily and easily fit every mood you find yourself in.

After striking out many times and finding himself through time, Zarion Uti is taking charge and is ready for the next level.

Yaw Tog

Lately, rap has been a genre of repute in Ghana with artistes such as Sarkodie championing a new wave of rap artistes who now interpolate classic rap with new genres. One of many young artistes of such is Yawtog. A proud member of a new wave called Kumerica -  a fusion of Kumasi and America - Yawtog is making drill music with Ghanaian influences. The music feels true, crude, and packed with emotion.

Sore, his breakout single, has garnered attention locally and internationally, and a remix with Stormzy is due anytime soon. Yawtog's time in the spotlight is earned, and despite his young age, he possesses the feel of an artist whose longevity is certain.

The song has risen through charts in Ghana and Nigeria, charting as high as number five on the Nigeria top 100 charts. Gyakie's talent is undeniable and we just might be witnessing the coronation of the new queens of Afrobeats.

Blaq Diamond

The South African duo of Blaq Diamond have been music for over a decade with the pair meeting in 2010 on a school trip. While the duo have two albums and a couple of awards to their name, it was "Ibahnoyi" off their sophomore album, Umuthi, that launched them into prominence.

Their November 2020 single, Summeryomuthi, a pop riddim with a subtle house undertone has proven to be their biggest record yet. The song charted as high as #3 on South Africa's Apple music charts. With the acclaim and the quality of music Blaq Diamond has shown they can make, this might be the rise of another group of superstars.

Loti

Since his 2018 debut with Work It, Loti has come across as an artist with explosive potential. Although his subsequent releases might not have stuck within the minds of listeners, his 2020 collaborative EP with KD cut through as a monumental evolution in the arc of Loti's burgeoning career.

His latest, a four-track EP, Violent Times - which features frequent collaborator, Yinka Oshodi, Ray Blaque and Kasheefah - puts on display the artistic growth Loti has experienced.

Loti has been experimental but now his sonic vision seems clear cut, and with his music merging pop-rhythms and alternative texture, mainstream recognition isn't far-fetched especially now that the music ecosystem is extremely welcoming to alternate fusions of Afrobeats.

Bizzonthetrack

Bizzonthetrack is bootstrapping his dreams against all odds. The artist who doubles as a graphic designer when necessary has amassed quite a following, accruing well over a million cumulative streams across streaming platforms.

Bizzonthetrack's music is a combination of slightly coarse vocals over lo-fi melodies and the occasional Afrobeats drum patterns. The beauty of his music lies in the lyrics. With lyrics that adopt the feel of a conversation, Bizzonthetrack's music feels more like conversations about life with a fellow millennial.

If you are looking for music that connects with you, Bizzonthetrack is the artist for you.

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