Big Zulu and Nkabikazi Sets Sight on ‘S’yaz Siyizoni’ Music Video Following ‘Undodakazi’ EP Release

The local music scene continues to evolve with projects that draw from a personal storytelling point of view and a cultural connection. One such moment has arrived with the release of ‘Undodakazi‘, the Father and Daughter EP by Big Zulu and Nkabikazi is now available across all digital platforms. The project has already sparked anticipation for what’s next and attention is now shifting toward a newly confirmed music video for S’yaz Siyizoni, one of the standout tracks from the body of work.

The news surfaced through Big Zulu’s celebratory Instagram post where he announced the arrival of ‘Undodakazi‘ EP across digital platforms, followed by a release of a music video for S’yaz Siyizoni dropping soon. The Instagram post, marked by a reflected the warm spirit of this release by one grounded in family, faith and cultural pride.

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The momentum surrounding this announcement reflects a broader moment within South African music, where visual storytelling continues to play an essential role in amplifying meaning beyond the lyrics. Big Zulu’s decision to highlight S’yaz Siyizoni with Nkabikazi as the next underscores of how the song’s message aligns with the project’s central tone with a reflective, grounded and anchored in shared experience.

As the rollout continues, attention now turns toward when the final visuals will officially debut. There’s an evident sense of anticipation from listeners who have connected with the ‘Undodakazi‘ EP’s tone and sentiment. The phrase “coming soon” from the Instagram post has already stirred curiosity, with many expecting a release that will carry forward the emotional resonance that defines the ‘Undodakazi‘ EP collection.

In the current musical landscape, moments like these reinforce how storytelling remains integral to artistry. Through ‘Undodakazi‘ EP and the upcoming S’yaz Siyizoni music video, Big Zulu adds another layer to a narrative grounded in family ties and cultural pride in one that continues to resonate beyond sound and into shared South African memory.