Watch: Solo Ntsizwa and Buhlebendalo Unveil ‘Inqawe’ Music Video Featuring Muzi

The creative partnership between Solo Ntsizwa and Buhlebendalo continues to evolve in striking ways, as the duo officially release the music video for Inqawe, featuring the ever-innovative artist Muzi. The single is lifted from their collaborative album Inqawe, a project that merges spiritual reflection with contemporary expression, embodying a deep sense of purpose and connection.

Before releasing the video, Solo and Buhlebendalo shared a short teaser on their Instagram posts, giving their fans and followers a glimpse of what was to come. The clip quickly caught attention for its captivating visuals and the promise of something deeply meaningful. The teaser built just enough curiosity to make the official release a moment worth waiting for.

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At its core, the single Inqawe is a song about self-discovery and the human journey toward spiritual growth. The lyrics unfold like a prayer and confession “Trying hard to listen, look for light in the dark. What’s bad for religion is when curiosity starts.” It’s an honest expression of seeking light in moments of doubt, a message that feels both personal and universal.

Through its powerful narrative, the song doesn’t just entertain; it speaks to a generational need for honesty and renewal. Muzi’s feature adds a layer of rhythmic balance that complements Solo Ntsizwa and Buhlebendalo’s lyrical sincerity, making the single of Inqawe both a spiritual offering and a sonic conversation.

The visual release deepens that conversation, translating the song’s essence into an imagery that resonates with reverence and authenticity. It extends the album’s message with an invitation to reconnect with one’s roots while confronting modern-day complexities. This project stands as a testament to how music can bridge the ancestral and the present, the sacred and the self-aware.

Inqawe as an album represents unity and introspection. It captures the spirit of collaboration between Solo Ntsizwa and Buhlebendalo, whose creative synergy continues to grow. With Muzi’s contribution, Inqawe becomes a bridge between worlds where art that speaks to heritage while embracing modern expression.

The official Inqawe music video by Solo Ntsizwa and Buhlebendalo featuring Muzi is now available on YouTube. It’s a compelling offering that invites listeners to experience music not only through sound but through meaning.