Amapiano Star Deep London Expresses Gratitude for Fans and Family Following Big Wins at Metro FM Awards

• Deep London has become a household name in South Africa's amapiano scene with hit songs like Hamba Wena and Piano Ngijabulise
• Deep London expressed his gratitude for the support he has received from fans and family in a recent interview
• The music producer received congratulatory messages from fans after winning two awards at the Metro FM Awards

Deep London, born and raised in East London, has become a household name in South Africa's music scene, especially in the dance music genre.

Deep London's rise to fame in South Africa's dance music scene

The 29-year-old has created a buzz in the industry with his hit songs such as Hamba Wena, Piano Ngijabulise and Greatest Thing in Life. Recently, Deep London won two awards at the Metro FM Awards, held at Mbombela Stadium in Mpumalanga reports Sunday World.

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Deep London, whose real name is Lita Kupela, has collaborated with various musicians and artists, including Boohle, Murumba Pitch and Nkosazana Daughter reports. His music has resonated with many South Africans, and his tracks have become favourites on the country's dance floors.

In a recent interview with TshisaLIVE, Deep London expressed his gratitude for the support he has received from his fans and family. He acknowledged that the success of his music is a reflection of its quality.

"When my songs play on high rotation, it means so much to me, and it means my music is quality. It meets the requirements," he said.

Fans congratulated Deep London on his big wins at the Metro FM Awards

Celebrating his triumph on Insta, London wrote:

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"We did it @boohle_sa "

Mzansi congratulated the music producer for his win that was well deserved.

@yourgirl_hloni said:

"Congratulations big bro"

azzy_ec said:

"Congratulations king "

@youngest_diamond said:

""

@afriafrolocks said:e

"Good luck bro yam."

@landie_kg_ said:

"❤️❤️Congrats bhut'omdala"

Amapiano star Boohle makes Mzansi super proud after she stunningly graced a UK magazine cover

In a related article, Briefly News reported on Boohle making waves as she graced a UK magazine cover.

The accomplishment serves as further proof that Amapiano has truly taken over the world. Uncle Waffles took over as host of BBC Radio 1, and now Boohle's face will be seen all over the UK.

According to Phil Mphela, an entertainment commentator on Twitter, Boohle's cover is for the November/December issue. Phil also used his massive platform to inform Mzansi peeps about how to obtain the magazine and read it.

Source: Briefly News