Musa Keys expressed his excitement to DJ Edu, stating, "I feel super great, amazing and I can't wait to bring it back home." This nomination makes him the youngest male African Grammy nominee, marking a significant milestone in the young South Africans’ career. The track, a testament to his unique amapiano star, has garnered attention globally.
As the anticipation builds, fans will have to wait until February next year to discover if Musa Keys will win the prestigious award. His nomination not only highlights his individual achievement but also serves as a recognition of the thriving Amapiano genre on the global stage. All eyes are on Musa Keys as he represents the vibrancy of African music at the Grammy Awards.
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