#NewMusic | Mr Brown speaks 2026 music plans.

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In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by Zimbabwean born superstar and hit maker, Lynol Siwela well known as Mr Brown. Mr Brown speaks on his musical journey from rags to riches, being discovered and also the feeling of seeing his songs do so well on charts and in the streets. Mr Brown speaks on the importance of versatility as an artist and always opening yourself up to new challenges. Mr Brown shares how "Nkampane" came about and also what he has planned for the rest of 2026. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!
18 May English South Africa Business · Arts

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