Rethabile Khumalo Speaks About the Impact of Her Music: “I Educate People About What's Happening”

Rethabile Khumalo Speaks About the Impact of Her Music: “I Educate People About What's Happening”

  • Rethabile Khumalo has released a new project titled Culo as an ode to her love for music
  • The singer says music has helped a lot in her career and hopes her songs help others as well
  • Rethabile says she hopes her music will educate her listeners while also making them dance

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Rethabile Khumalo says she hopes to educate people with her music
Rethabile Khumalo says the music in her new EP, 'Culo' is meant to raise awareness and educate people. Images: rethabile_rsa
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Rethabile Khumalo is passionate about music and wants to help and heal through her songs. The singer, who recently recounted the day of her horrific car accident, has released her EP, Culo which she hopes will tackle some societal issues while at the same time make people dance.

Her EP has received loads of support from fans, who have been waiting for the Afro-house singer to drop something new.

Rethabile Khumalo opens up about her music

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Rethabile Khumalo is back with a bang after the release of her latest project, Culo. The 27-year-old singer's powerful voice and music have received praise from supporters as she hopes her songs will make an impact:

Speaking to Briefly News, Rethabile said she hopes to educate and raise awareness through her songs:

"I'm trying to educate people about what is happening in their families and love relationships. In a song like Malume, everyone has that one uncle who is always starting unnecessary drama in the family. I wanted to address that issue."

The Ntyilo Ntyilo hitmaker also hopes that her song, Umjolo will remind lovers about loyalty in relationships:

“Umjolo is a pandemic because people get hurt, get rejected, and even add others to their relationships. I want the song to remind couples about loyalty and committing to one person."

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Mzansi shows love to Rethabile's EP

Fans gave Culo a huge thumbs-up and praised Rethabile for creating a masterpiece of a project:

azanaofficial said:

"You’re excellent!"

moonchildsanelly responded:

"No man no man you deserve accolades!"

iam_edwinf commented:

"Always a showstopper, never disappoint!"

love.supreme.affair posted:

"I love the massage and your style has potential."

ntombimlangeni added:

"I have so much love for you and your music. Keep shining great!"

liyematonisa said:

"Your vocals are something else!"

zinzi_n_ responded:

"You just never disappoint!"

shabbathestylist commented:

"This is too powerful my friend!"

Emtee blames politics for album delay

In more music updates, Briefly News caught online reactions to Emtee blaming "politics" for the delay of his upcoming album, DIY3.

Though it is unknown what exactly the Roll Up rapper was referring to, it's important to note that since leaving Ambitiouz Entertainment, Emtee signed to his own label, Emtee Records.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za