Intaba YaseDubai Working on New Music, Says 2024 Is Pay Back Time

• Singer Intaba Yase Dubai, Lindokuhle Msomi, is working on new music for his fans
• Taking to Instagram, Lindokuhle said 2024 is payback time for him, leaving fans to wonder if that was a direct jab at Ambitiouz Entertainment
• Intaba YaseDubai also shared a snippet of the song on his Instagram page, and he told Briefly News that fans can expect him to talk about the future

New Year, new music. This is what singer Intaba Yase Dubai has promised his fans, and things are already in full motion.

Intaba YaseDubai to release new music

Lindokuhle Msomi, affectionately known as Intaba Yase Dubai, is working on new music for his fans to feast on. He shared a snippet of what they can expect on his Instagram page.

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He also hinted at 2024 being the year of his big comeback, as he said in his caption that it is his payback time.

"We are more than ready in 2024. It’s pay back time."

Intaba Yase Dubao told Briefly News that fans can expect him to sing about the future as he will no longer dwell on the past.

"I can say I hustled a lot but I'm having the same experiences of meeting the wrong people who want to use me. The most experience is to work and never get paid for what you worked for.

"My fans can expect me not to talk about my past anymore but the future. This year I'm releasing an EP, 'Plan A' and the album later this year 'The Mafia'."

Fans wonder if Intaba Yase Dubai is subbing Ambitiouz

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His caption might not have revealed much, but it made fans wonder if that was a direct jab at Ambitiouz Entertainment.

He was one of the many vocal artists who called out the record for doing them dirty. In one incident, he claimed that the controversial record label apparently removed his new single Voicemail from his YouTube channel.

His grievances started when he claimed that the owners allegedly failed to pay him his royalties for collaborating with Big Zulu on his hit Mali Eningi.

"They are not satisfied with the money they took from me and the one they are still taking."

He even hinted at wanting to quit making music.

Fans react to Intaba's new music

Intaba YaseDubai fans are excited about his release, while others relayed their concerns.

@uKilla_K:

"Lol crazy thing is he can't release it. He still owes Ambitiouz music or albums."

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@Bongani_Wale:

"Ambitious is about to resume business."

@DonMasakala:

"He can't legally register that music. It belongs to @Ambitiouz_Ent."

@nginguterrenje:

"You only write hits, I applaud you bro. Most talented and underrated eMzantsi."

syanda.innocent_xulu:

"You have a very strong pen game, I am waiting for the music."

Duncan and Intaba Yase Dubai exchange blows

In a previous report from Briefly News, Duncan and Afro-pop singer, Intaba YaseDubai, aren't on good terms.

The artists recently had an unpleasant exchange over Intaba's show and Duncan's booking fee, for which the rapper was scrapped from the lineup.

Source: Briefly News