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Lovely Kwaito Mixes

yvonne ntini 19yrs female colleg | Arizona,U.S.A | 03/06/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I am a big fan of TKZee.I think that Halloween was an improvement from their first album.This album has a beautiful mix of african sounds and european or american suonds.The most loveable song is Sikelela which is in a beautiful african rythym,slow moving and allows the listner to appreciate the language used as well as the way these boys have a laid back way of singin.It can put a smile upon anyones face ,especially if you happen to be South African too.They put a lot of pride into their work.Being yuong boys I think that this is truly a spark in the Suoth African music industry.The lyrics are clean and happy ones not incuoraging violence or drug abuse.Anyone who has not listened to these guys doesn't know what they are missing.Another one of their enjoyable tracks is Bona Senzani in which they used a piano amidst all the other skills. Those two are my personal favuorites among all the other songs which are all truly worth while to listen to.What a lovely album!Well done boys!"

TKZee Forever

yvonne ntini 19yrs female colleg | 05/22/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"TKZee are the best ever. Halloween is a hot ablbum, and their newer one "TKZee Family" is even better. You have to hear them, all you, all over the world."

This album puts contemporary South African music on the map.

Winston Monale | South Africa | 10/21/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Exceptional album fusing a cacophony of various music genres into what South Africans lovingly refer to as "Kwaito". The album proves that TKZee is by some margin the best contemporary group in South Africa and has the best chance of globalizing our sensationally rythmic Kwaito melodies."