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bevuya

by Nomisupasta

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Bevuya is a classic hymn in the Methodist church of South Africa, it was also Nomisupasta's late mother's favorite hymn. In this rendition, NOMISUPASTA explores new vocal melodies for a contemporary take on the agenda old Hymn. Bevuya is a Gospel song usually sung at funerals. When asked Nomisupasta shares, 'I've been in mourning. I've been mourning my childhood, I've been mourning lost relationships, I've been mourning the death of my innocence, something that is almost 10 years overdue. I'm also connecting, learning, and accepting. This song has been on my mind since a close friend of mine passed. I buried her with the time in my life when we knew each other. I want the listener to hear the loss and the comfort all at once.

Bevuya is available on all streaming platforms. Nomisupasta removed much of her known catalog from streaming platforms. All her music is available for purchase and songs are being uploaded according to demand for download.

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released March 29, 2024
Nomsa Mazwai
Unako Chabeli

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Nomisupasta New York, New York

Nomisupasta nne. Nomsa Mazwai is a South African artist with a drum 'n bass sometimes African popular music vibe. A lyricist, her music is conscious and ever questioning the world we are pitted against the world we wish we be.

Whimsical, smart and critical this music will make you move your body and your mind. ... more

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