Many were captivated by her featured performances on Busiswa’s SBWL, MFR Souls Amanikiniki which ranked no.1 on South African radio stations, and her numerous performances with the likes of Killer Kau and Nadia Nakai. Wowed by her talents and potential, Major League signed her up to their music label ahead of other players in the industry. And she has justified the move having earned a big-stage nomination for Best Music Video in the MKHM Awards slated for 27th November, 2021.
It was no secret that her musical talents whetted the appetite of Amapiano lovers throughout the continent, and many eagerly anticipated a debut album from the Durban native. Her debut EP, ‘Twentee’ with singles like Nkulunkulu and Mamazala have not disappointed fans. They have only served to put notice that she is here to stay and stake a claim for herself amongst South Africa’s wealth of female talent.
Not much is known about her personal life outside of the music spotlight, and rumors have recently surfaced about a potential relationship with Andile Mpisane, current chairman of Royal AM football club. Whilst neither of them has come forward to confirm or deny rumors about their alleged relationship, we hope that she’s enjoying the success she has created for herself. Her story has shown a great deal of promise and the South African singer, dubbed the “Queen of Amapiano” is sure to have a massive career ahead of her.
Born in Durban, Kamo was raised in Mndeni Soweto, and this is where her early dancing career began, influenced by Kwaito, Pantsula and Gqom before charting a path into Amapiano. You can read more about her here.
