Mu Nwali and Racha Kill's tune
Tshilonda Mbiluni by Mu Nwali (feat. Racha Kill)
By Director Maboko. 27 Sept 2022
Edited by Musiwannyi Ramanyimi
"Tshilonda Mbiluni" is a song by South African rapper Mu Nwali featuring rapper Racha Kill, released by Glowbe Media
through DistroKid on August 29, 2022. It was written by Lutendo Mudau, Ratshalingwa Nevhutalu, and Lufuno Musetsho.
The song features productions from record producer, singer-songwriter TiaN.
The song was recorded at Glowbe Media studios in South Africa, Midrand. Mu Nwali said "The moral of the song is that
'hurt people hurt people' and karma from hurting other people".
"Tshilonda Mbiluni" is a hip hop song that features a booming beat. In the intro of the song,
NENO LRM sings the hook "Take my hand, and never let it go".
Mu Nwali raps "Nne u dina uvha na khangwa and zwinwe vho ndi kole",
in Mu Nwali's opening verse, he tells a girl about her problem of forgetting.
The song contains the "best elements from both artists: Mu Nwali's humor and lyrical ability, and
Racha Kill's flowing triplet rhythms."
"Tshilonda Mbiluni" received acclaim from critics, with many praising Mu Nwali's and Racha Kill's verses.
The song was given a "VERY HOTTTTT" rating by Mangenge Aubreaction Ntsundeni of Aubreaction Podcast.
Some fans would have loved the song to end with the intro of the song, but Mu Nwali mentioned that
'that was the whole point, to make people repeat it. Most fans are enjoying the dynamic between Mu Nwali and Racha Kill.
The song acculed over 2k streams on Spotify in 3 days and It was selected for Venrap top 5 charts by Muzika Wa Afrika.
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Stream online storesThe music video for "Tshilonda Mbiluni" was directed by Mu Nwali. "The concept was to display the pain in a setting where the song was recoreded" said Mu Nwali. It was shot in Dokofala studios, and Paradise studio. The music video premiered on his YouTube channel on August 29, 2022. Mu Nwali said that "it was difficult to get the lighting right due to load-shedding, so we could not use the proper lights we had, other than the shortcomings we faced, it was like re-living the recording session. The video has over 3.6K views on YouTube within 7days. Checkout the music video by clicking on the link below:
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