Amanda Malela
Amanda Malela grew up in Daveyton, where she started singing in local churches. Her 2012 debut album 'Kumama' included the title track that became widely...
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Amanda Malela grew up in Daveyton, where she started singing in local churches. Her 2012 debut album 'Kumama' included the title track that became widely known in South Africa. She followed it with 'Ukuthula' in 2015 and 'Awaken the Giants' in 2018.
Her music draws from gospel and traditional Zulu melodies, with songs like 'Hosanna' and 'The Blessing' reflecting those influences. She faced some criticism about her sound being too commercial, and dealt with plagiarism accusations in 2016 that were later dismissed.
Malela's work includes tracks like 'Validé' and 'Melody' that continue in her blend of spiritual and contemporary styles. She built her career from those early church performances to recording several albums over the last decade.
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