Star Studded ‘Clash of the Choirs SA’ Season 4 Returns, Prince Kaybee and Bontle Among the Stars

Star Studded ‘Clash of the Choirs SA’ Season 4 Returns, Prince Kaybee and Bontle Among the Stars

  • The Mzansi Magic competition show, Clash of the Choirs South Africa, has returned after seven years
  • The singing competition returns for Season 4 for a star-studded showdown every Sunday with Bontle Modiselle and DJ Sabby as hosts
  • Briefly News spoke to Phil Mphela, who said the lengthy hiatus might work in the series' favour as viewers would be eager to watch it

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Bontle Modiselle and Prince Kaybee on 'Clash Of The Choirs.'
The star-studded ‘Clash of the Choirs SA’ Season 4 returned after taking a seven-year-long hiatus. Image: @bontle_m, @princekaybee_sa
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After taking a lengthy break from our TV screens, Clash Of The Choirs South Africa has returned for its fourth Season.

Clack Of The Choirs Season 4 to be more refreshed

The Mzansi Magic singing competition show went away for a very long time. It will be making its much-anticipated return after seven years.

Hosting the show is radio presenter DJ Sabby and dancer Bontle Modiselle. The judges include former The Soil vocalist Buhlebendalo, Gospel singer Dr Tumi, and singer Zwai Bala.

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The choir masters include an array of stars who have made immense contributions to the South African music scene, and they are Vusi Nova, Khanyisa, Lady Du, Ntencane and, for the first time ever, Prince Kaybee.

Each of the choir masters will represent one of all nine provinces, a first for the series.

Speaking to Briefly News, Phil Mphela, a popular entertainment commentator, said the long break would be a good thing for the show. He said viewers would tune in just to see what the show has to offer, and possibly attract more audiences.

"The hiatus is actually a good thing for the show because viewers would have missed it, and it will also attract new audiences who may not have been familiar with the old iteration."

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One for the books - Prince Kaybee

Joining the panel of choir masters, Prince Kaybee announced this exciting new venture on Instagram.

"Your boy is a Choir Master for Gauteng. Season 4 Clash Of The Choirs is going to be one for the books."

Refined and refreshed, promises channel

In a statement, M-Net promised a more refined and refreshed season with a lot of high emotions as well.

"Get ready for a nationwide musical journey unlike anything South Africa has seen before. It’s time to harmonise!" the statement reads in part.

Shirley Adonisi from M-Net said:

“It returns refreshed and bolder than before, and we can’t wait for our viewers to engage with it and vote for their favourites.”

Jub Jub loses Clash of the Choirs contracts amid abuse allegations

In a previous report from Briefly News, Jub Jub allegedly lost contracts with Clash of the Choirs due to the allegations against him.

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This was just one of the contracts he lost out on, as he also lost Uzalo after the SABC raised concerns about them hiring Jub Jub.

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