Times Of Swaziland: LISWATI DESIGNS ARTWORK FOR SA’S KELVIN MOMO

LISWATI DESIGNS ARTWORK FOR SA’S KELVIN MOMO
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Mxolisi Dlamini on 11/12/2023 12:00:00


MBABANE – Graphic designer Swazi Zuma has created the cover artwork for South
African artist Kelvin Momo’s latest album, titled ‘Kurhula’.
The release of this album has caused a stir in the Amapiano music scene, with
Kelvin Momo’s track ‘Kurhula’ featuring the talented Cnethemba Gonelo.
This song, part of the album, showcases Kelvin Momo’s exceptional rhythmic and
lyrical skills, making a notable contribution to the Amapiano genre. Kelvin
Momo’s ‘Kurhula’ is receiving high praise within the Amapiano landscape
for its artistic excellence. Known for his unique style and musical depth,
Kelvin Momo’s collaboration with Cnethemba Gonelo has struck a chord with fans
worldwide. The song has been described as an extraordinary piece of work that
deserves a spot on any music enthusiasts’ playlist.
Dedication
Swazi Zuma, also known as Nkosikhona Nkambule, is a talented graphic designer
responsible for the captivating cover artwork. A self-taught artist hailing from
Eswatini, specifically Mbikwakhe in Matsapha, Zuma, aged 29, has seized this
opportunity after previously working with acclaimed musicians such as Mawhoo,
Oscar Mbo, Sol Phenduka, Kelvin Momo, Mdoovar, George Lesley, and Abidoza. His
passion for music has been the driving force behind his interest in graphic
design, leading him to reside in South Africa (SA) through hard work and
dedication.
Kelvin Momo, born on August 10, 1995, in Johannesburg, is a well-known South
African music producer, DJ, and songwriter. He has gained recognition for his
unique Amapiano sound, which has become his signature style. In previous
interviews, Swazi Zuma expressed how being in the presence of hardworking
musicians has motivated him to strive for success. “I draw inspiration from
various sources, especially witnessing these artists thrive in the industry,
which pushes me to challenge myself. If given the chance to work with other
musicians, you can definitely expect to see more of my work in the future,”
Nkambule shared.