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The Kiffness
The Kiffness started in Cape Town around 2015 when David Scott uploaded a video that went viral. That song was 'I Left My Home,' a catchy tune about leaving...
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The Kiffness started in Cape Town around 2015 when David Scott uploaded a video that went viral. That song was 'I Left My Home,' a catchy tune about leaving home that caught people's attention. From there, they put out albums like Kiff in 2017 and Midnight in 2021.
Their music mixes pop, folk, and electronic sounds with a South African feel. Songs like 'Alugalug Cat 2.0 (Please Go Away)' show their playful side, while others touch on everyday themes. They've built a catalog that includes the track 'Andriy Khlyvnyuk' and 'Na Miolakolaka Ho Aiza Ianao.'
In 2020, there were some plagiarism accusations that didn't stick. The band kept going, releasing Late Night Tales: The Kiffness in 2019 among other work. They're known for that straightforward, melodic approach that started with that first viral hit.
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