Eswatini’s Lution Showcases Talent on DStv Channel Africa

MBABANE, Eswatini – Mzwandile Nxumalo, known by his stage name Lution, took to the international airwaves over the weekend with an engaging interview on DStv’s Channel Africa. The multi-talented Eswatini native discussed his much-anticipated 6th studio album, ‘Ethereal’, offering insights into its creative journey, collaborative efforts, and the philosophical underpinnings of his music.

Channel Africa, a radio service of the South African Broadcasting Corporation, broadcasts on DStv channel 802 and provided Lution with a significant platform to connect with a broad audience. “It was a surreal experience to share my music projects with such a wide audience. The interview allowed me to connect with my fans on a deeper level and also reach new listeners,” shared the wordsmith.

The opportunity to feature on Channel Africa has invigorated Lution, reinforcing his confidence in his artistic talents and the universal resonance of his music. “This has truly motivated me as a musician. It reinforced my belief in my talent and the impact that my music can have on people,” he remarked.

Looking ahead, Lution is set to host a listening session for ‘Ethereal’ in Sandton, South Africa, at Boston Media House on May 23, followed by a one-man show on May 24 in Bryanston’s Kings Kraal. After his experience with Channel Africa, Lution is open to exploring more international exposure. He expressed a keen interest in further international interviews, viewing them as gateways to global audience engagement and artistic growth.

The artist’s story and ambition resonate with many in the Eswatini music scene, underscoring the potential of local talents to break into larger markets and cross cultural divides. Lution’s commitment to his craft and his initiative in seizing international opportunities are set to amplify his voice on the world stage, carving out a path for future musicians from Eswatini.

Keep an eye on cultural news feeds for updates on Lution’s upcoming releases and performances.