Young Thembisa artist dreams of making his mark in music
The 15-year-old artist hopes to grow his career, perform on television and one day collaborate with amapiano star Aymos.
At just 15 years old, Thembisa-born Amapiano artist Siyanda Nzama, known by his stage name Siyanda Ka Baba, is already dreaming of making his mark in the music industry.
Nzama officially began pursuing his music journey last year, but his love for music started long before he entered the industry.
The young artist said music has always been part of his life, recalling how he enjoyed singing from a young age.
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“I love music because it fills me when I am sad,” said Nzama.
Drawing inspiration from artists such as Big Zulu, Nzama hopes to use his music to uplift listeners and encourage people who may be facing difficult times.
For the young musician, music is not only about entertainment but also about expressing emotions and connecting with others.
Looking ahead, Nzama hopes to perform on major stages, appear on live television and one day collaborate with amapiano artist Aymos.
He encouraged other aspiring young artists to remain committed to their dreams and continue working towards their goals.
