KissBeatz Produced "My Yoki Yoki" & Now He's Stepping Into The Booth

A feel-good breakup song for ahead of the festive season? We think yes! KissBeatz has been humbly producing amazing records for the past 5+ years, but now is the time he's stepping further into the booth for himself with his latest release, "Ngonga Nini".

After his amicable departure from a deal with Top Chap Media underwritten by Sony Music Africa, KissBeatz recommitted himself to independent artistry and has worked diligently at it. Recently, music lovers enjoyed his production on Idols contestant, Vhudie Mamphwe's "My Yoki Yoki".

Now, KissBeatz is in the process of rolling out his next project. He started with the music video release of "Me", the title song of his upcoming EP. Today, he releases "Ngonga Nini", an uptempo breakup song, perfect for the summertime. In Lingala, French, and English, KissBeatz sets the tone of a relationship coming to a close over precussion instruments, violins, and a solid baseline. "Last time I checked I thought we were cool," and what better way to move on from a relationship on the rocks.

"Ngonga Nini" is set to release date on 25 September 2020. In the meantime, watch the music video for “ME”.

ABOUT

Kabamba Chulu Amina Pascal, better known as KissBeatz

...is a producer, singer, songwriter and sound engineer from the Democratic Republic of Congo. KissBeatz launched his career from the DRC in 2008 and in 2009 produced Dacosta’s “Touch Me”, a major hit throughout the DRC and other African territories. In 2012, KissBeatz made the move to South Africa to complete his high school education. In 2013, he matriculated from Dansa International College and went on to Rosebank College in 20114 and Tshwane University of Technology in 2015; where he is currently working on his diploma in Operations Management.

In 2016, KissBeatz began to explore his musicality outside of production and began singing with a group of friends from the DRC who later dubbed themselves the OFCB League. In 2018, he released his debut EP titled, Winning. In January 2019, KissBeatz signed a deal with Top Chap Media underwritten by Sony Music and released his first official single, “Teach Me”. By the end of 2019, all parties opted to dissolve their working relationship and by May 2020, KissBeatz began the process of redefining himself as an independent artist. Recently, the country got to experience his production when he produced former Idols contestant, Vhudie Mamphwe's "My Yoki Yoki".