Betty Makhaya makes a return
South Africa-based urban grooves musician Betty Makaya, who went into hibernation for some years, has broken the silence with a love single titled “It’s Complicated” as she seeks to revive her lost glory in music circles.Makaya, who won the hearts of many with her soft melodious voice, hogged the limelight with her some of her hit songs like “Usipo”, “Ndakusuwa” and scaled heights with her collaboration with the late Jamal on the song “Kurwizi”.
The latest single was released on Valentine’s Day together with a video that has already garnered more than 7 000 views on YouTube.
The song which tackles challenges in relationships has already won the hearts of many music lovers.
Speaking from her South African base, Makaya said she was excited by the response the song is receiving.“I had thought that I lost my legions of fans because of my silence but I was really shocked and overwhelmed by the response the song is receiving both on radio and social media. I have rekindled romance with my fans once again,” she said.She promised to be more consistent, citing family commitment as a major player to her disappearance from the music scene for the past years.“It has been long. I cannot even remember when I produced music. I was focusing on my family and raising my four children and I am done making babies now.
South Africa-based urban grooves musician Betty Makaya, who went into hibernation for some years, has broken the silence with a love single titled “It’s Complicated” as she seeks to revive her lost glory in music circles.Makaya, who won the hearts of many with her soft melodious voice, hogged the limelight with her some of her hit songs like “Usipo”, “Ndakusuwa” and scaled heights with her collaboration with the late Jamal on the song “Kurwizi”.
The latest single was released on Valentine’s Day together with a video that has already garnered more than 7 000 views on YouTube.
The song which tackles challenges in relationships has already won the hearts of many music lovers.
Speaking from her South African base, Makaya said she was excited by the response the song is receiving.“I had thought that I lost my legions of fans because of my silence but I was really shocked and overwhelmed by the response the song is receiving both on radio and social media. I have rekindled romance with my fans once again,” she said.She promised to be more consistent, citing family commitment as a major player to her disappearance from the music scene for the past years.“It has been long. I cannot even remember when I produced music. I was focusing on my family and raising my four children and I am done making babies now.
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