Tyler ICU Remakes Mafikizolo’s Iconic Song ‘Khona’, SA Reacts: “King of the Fall Is Back”

• The South African Amapiano star Tyler ICU has done it again as he remade an iconic song
• The DJ and producer announced that he has remade the Mafikizolo's song Khona featuring another Amapiano stars
• The popular producer also exclusively spoke to Briefly News about the decision behind him doing the remix

The South African Amapiano DJ and producer Tyler ICU is doing the most this summer as he has a fresh new banger for his fans and followers.

Tyler ICU remakes Mafikizolo's iconic song Khona

Social media has been buzzing as the Amapiano star Tyler ICU made headlines once again on social media. This was after the DJ and producer was reportedly said to be in a conflict with Nandipha808 over their hit song Mnike.

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Recently, the star, who has been in a relationship with South African actress Lorraine Moropa, announced on social media that he had made a remake of Mafikizolo's iconic song, Khona.

Tyler ICU shared a preview of the song on his Instagram page and captioned it:

"@khalilharison x Tyler ICU ft @xelimpilo , @ceeka_rsa , @pcee.official , @leemckrazy_mnicee @djexit_sa , @tyronedee_ & @djmaphorisa KhOna Remake."

Watch the video below:

Tyler ICU exclusively talks about the remake

The popular producer also exclusively spoke to Briefly News about the decision behind him doing the remix.

He said:

"Was watching an interview of Xelimpilo how he was talking about DJ Mamphorisa being well cooked in terms of music, and he talked about how they make the song Khona and his iconic part on the song

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"I remember I had just landed from Dubai, and one of my producers was making this sgija instrumental I liked the bounce of the beat, so then it hit me that I could sample that iconic part of his, so Mara made a song out of it, that’s when I called Khalil to come drop some vocals."

Tyler ICU also spoke about how he approached blending his unique sound with such a beloved classic:

"For me, blending is nothing. I have learned to find ways to just make something mine and not fear to make it sound different.

"I think the bassline was the big approach I went with when making the song cause I just wanted to sound very heavy-bodied that you just feel the lowest vibrations even through a headphone, and that alone allowed us to add the iconic flutes but with a twist to them and the choice of the vocalist that was a mission but with such great luck all the guys were happy to come together and make this vision of mine true."

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SA reacts to Tyler ICU's new song

Many fans and followers of the star flooded the comment section with their reactions to his new song. Here's what they had to say about it:

its.renato.23 wrote:

"Eish december alert."

banele_pooe said:

"King of the fall is back again."

abrantesoficial3 questioned:

"@tylericu, I'm your fan, but I have a question. Besides being a producer, are you also the vocalist of your songs? There's a voice that I always hear in your songs. I want to know if it's yours."

gcxbvnixhego commented:

"This one must be dropped already yoh."

wananotsetse responded:

"Anytime Tyler remakes you just know."

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Source: Briefly News