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Vryheid artist Yanda Mbulazi launches second album ‘Inqolobane’

Vryheid-born artist Yanda Mbulazi celebrates his second album with supporters, performers and music lovers at Ekuthuleni Hall.

Vryheid-born artist Yanda Mbulazi has released his second album titled ‘Inqolobane’, featuring 17 tracks.

Album launched at Ekuthuleni Hall

The album was launched at Ekuthuleni Hall, where music lovers and supporters gathered to celebrate another milestone in Mbulazi’s musical journey.

Meaning behind ‘Inqolobane’

Mbulazi said the title ‘Inqolobane’ was carefully chosen because it represents a place where important things are stored and preserved for both the present and future generations.

“The word Inqolobane was chosen because it refers to a place or an item where every life’s essential is stored and preserved, not just for those living today but also for the next generation. My music is for today, tomorrow and forever, as my messages will always remain relevant. Every living being will find something they need in life, so this album is a one-size-fits-all for every listener,” he said.

Artists chosen for their talent

Mbulazi said the artists featured on the album were selected based on their talent and spiritual connection.

He also praised his producer, Prince Luthuli, whom he described as an exceptional musical genius.

Audience praises Mbulazi’s performance

One audience member said, “Yanda Mbulazi went on stage on three different occasions, and what stood out was the growth in his performance abilities, stage charisma and emotional connection with the audience.”

The launch also featured talented vocalist Noxolo Mahlase, who joined Mbulazi for a performance that filled the venue with emotion.

Mlungisi from Ambitious Entertainment also took to the stage and impressed the crowd with his strong stage presence.

Gratitude to supporters

Mbulazi expressed his appreciation to everyone who contributed to the success of the album launch.

He gave special thanks to his family, particularly his mother, Ms Ndlangisa, for always standing by him.

He also thanked the performers, creatives, sponsors, members of the media and everyone who attended or supported the launch in any way.

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Lwazi Kunene

Lwazi Kunene began her journalism career as an intern at Caxton Local Media. Her passion for storytelling, being a voice for the voiceless, and driving meaningful change in people’s lives quickly set her apart. This dedication earned her a permanent position as a journalist at the Vryheid Herald, where she continues to make an impact through her reporting.

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