Simphiwe Dana Reveals Her Retirement Plans In A Deep Profound, Heartfelt Manner

Simphiwe Dana Reveals Her Retirement Plans In A Deep Profound, Heartfelt Manner – South African Afro-soul singer Simphiwe Dana has recently announced the release of her new single on Friday, February 7.

The single titled ‘Usikhonzile’ is the lead single off her album “Bamako” scheduled for release in March.

In a brief interview with Music In Africa, Dana revealed that “Usikhonzile means ‘you worship us’ but more than that it means ‘you take care of us’.”

Simphiwe Dana also disclosed that the single is a celebration of an unnamed personality “who is a friend of many people in this country.”

“It’s basically meant to give him his ‘flowers’ while he is still alive. It’s about praising him for the work he has done for many people,” she continued.

Simphiwe Dana took to social media to share a profound message, indicating to her retirement from the music industry. She revealed, her legacy will not go down as the ones before her, Miriam Makeba or that of Busi Mhlongo.

This is what she had to say:

It’s important for us to know our history. I will not die like Busi Mhlongo or Miriam Makeba. Let me opt out now and find other avenues to take care of my progeny. I’ve given it my best. South Africa eats her children. I know how high risk my words are. And I’ve contemplated