#LekompoFriday | Double P set to dominate the Lekompo charts.

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In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by Double P, Phobla on the beat and Prince Zulu a dynamic Lekompo duo. The duo speaks on their musical upbringing, how they came up with their stage names and how their families reacted to them pursuing music. As a duo behind most hits they talk about how it feels seeing their music do so well in the streets and also how it feels when people don't know that they are the people behind the hits. The conversation is wrapped up with their future plans, and promises of a body of work. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!
21 Apr English South Africa Business · Arts

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