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Blaq Diamond’s ‘Again’ pays homage to ‘brothers’
KZN-born hip-hop duo Blaq Diamond has released a tribute song for late rappers and dear friends Bokang Moleli and Lizwilenkosi Mtshali, who were popularly known as Malome Vector and Lizwi Wokuqala.
The news comes shortly after their record label Ambitiouz Entertainment reported their death. The Lesotho-born rapper and his collaborators were reportedly on their way to his home country from Johannesburg to shoot a music video, when a horrific accident occurred on the N1.
Three people died and three others were transported to a nearby hospital.
The duo, who had formed a close relationship with Vector and Wokuqala, took to Instagram to express their grief, and their gratitude for the journey they got to share with the young artists.
“Rest in peace, our dear brothers, your legacies will continue to inspire and resonate with music lovers everywhere,” the statement published by Blaq Diamond on behalf of Umuthi Records read.
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