Moneoa Makes Comeback With New Song ‘Andisoze Ndincame’, Mzansi Weighs In: “I’ve Missed Your Music”

Moneoa Makes Comeback With New Song ‘Andisoze Ndincame’, Mzansi Weighs In: “I’ve Missed Your Music”

  • Moneoa recently marked her musical comeback and released a new song titled Andisoze Ndincame
  • The singer took a short break and appears to be ready to dazzle South Africans with her angelic voice
  • Mzansi weighed in on Moneoa's return and is excited to hear more songs from her
  • Briefly News spoke to Moneoa about her comeback and her current headspace
Moneoa officially ended her hiatus
Moneoa released a new song to announce her comeback. Images: moneoa
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Fans are excited to welcome Moneoa back as the singer officially makes her musical comeback after her unexpected hiatus.

Moneoa returns to music

Years after taking a break from the music scene to fill her own cup, Moneoa is the latest musician to make a return to music.

The singer has been slowly marking her comeback with short TikTok videos and rehearsal clips, even collaborating with other artists.

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Finally, she announced her official comeback with her new single, Andisoze Ndincame, which highlights her vulnerability and resilience in overcoming tough times.

In an interview on Newzroom Afrika, the Is Bhanxa hitmaker spoke about the message behind her new song:

"It's about endurance, perseverance, and the fact that I went through tough times in my life, but the trick is to never give up. I want to encourage people that the goal is not how you start but how you finish. Regardless of your circumstances, do not give up."

Speaking to Briefly News, Moneoa said she never stopped making music:

"I just took a break. I went through something, but also, music is expensive. You need a whole team and lots of resources to really put yourself out there. Talent and good songs aren’t enough anymore."

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The songstress went on to say that she is in a much better place to make now:

"Even at my worst, I was equipped to make music. In retrospect, it probably would’ve helped if I had (continued making it).
"Staying busy and productive when you’re feeling down is a quicker route to healing than crying yourself to sleep every night. Nonetheless, God’s time is the best time, and it’s happening now, so it’s destiny. I accept whatever plans He has for me."

Mzansi shows love to Moneoa

Netizens are happy to have the singer back and can't wait to hear more songs from her:

HemeraWoods was stunned:

"She has a beautiful voice."

motswafere said:

"We missed this voice!'

_t33byt33 showed love to Moneoa:

"I missed you so much! I was listening to the Ndim’ Lo album for a week straight; love you, queen!"

LadyMonzokie was shattered:

"Her story is so painful; may God give her strength."

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Khanya_Bongeka wrote:

"Oh, how I missed her beautiful voice."

luluvuyelele posted:

"Welcome back, Moneoa, I've missed your music."

Letoya Makhene announces comeback single

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared Letoya Makhene's message ahead of the release of her comeback single, Abantu.

The single vowed to tell her story in her music and said this was only the beginning of what was still to come:

"This is only the beginning. The revolution will be televised."

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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