DJ Sumbody's Posthumous Single 'Somebody Nice' to be Released in His Honour

• The late DJ Sumbody has a posthumous single, Somebody Nice, on the way, and it will be released in his honour
• His foundation, The DJ Sumbody Foundation, will reportedly launch the song during his black-tie event
• It has been two years since the Monate Mpolaye hitmaker was gunned down alongside his bodyguard, but no arrests have been made

South African DJ and businessman DJ Sumbody, whose real name is Oupa John Sefoka, will be honoured with a new song.

DJ Sumbody's foundation to release new song

The late DJ Sumbody's contribution to the music industry does not go unnoticed. TshisaLIVE reports that The DJ Sumbody Foundation will posthumously release his single, Somebody Nice.

According to the news publication, Somebody Nice is a song produced by Junior Taurus and Murumba Pitch is featured in it.

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When will Somebody Nice be released?

TshisaLIVE further reported that his foundation will launch the song during his black tie event. Taurus shared that there was no inspiration behind the song. Sumbody heard it, and he loved it immediately. Taurus said:

“He had a talent for hearing an instrumental for the first time and immediately knowing which artist would fit. He took a beat I had no faith in and heard magic."

The Monate Mpolaye hitmaker was gunned down alongside his bodyguard two years ago. However, no arrests have been made for his murder.

Just last month, the South African Police Service (SAPS) announced that DJ Sumbody's murder case would be turned into a cold case due to a lack of leads. The family was allegedly unaware of this.

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DJ Sumbody's family keeps legacy alive

A previous report from Briefly News mentioned that DJ Sumbody's family hosted the Ayepyep Cape Town Charity Golf Day on 20 September 2024 to preserve his legacy.

The DJ Sumbody Foundation is led by his brother, Koketso Sefoka. The charity day's aim was to empower the youth and help the underprivileged by donating R100K to Eyabantu Educare.

"The Ayepyep Golf Day is just one of the initiatives that we plan on using as tools to help empower the younger generation."

Source: Briefly News