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Culoe’s serious music career began in early 2007 where he produced a piece that made him a feature in Black Coffee’s second offering, “Have Another One”. The track was named “100 Zulu Warriors” & carries a fundamental importance for Culoe De Song as he regards it as ‘his beginning’ in the circle of music in South Africa.Comes the year 2008, he produced a number of projects that gained him international recognition and performed alongside international acts such as Rocco, Manoo, Black Coffee, Vinny Da Vinci... This was after his performance as Dj was noted by the likes of DJ Christos, one of South Africa’s pioneers in the dance music scene.He then joins Soulistic Music, a label founded by Black Coffee and till this moment it’s been a great adventure for

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In the ever-evolving landscape of electronic music, artists are constantly pushing boundaries and transcending genres to create unique sonic experiences. One such artist who has left an indelible mark on the electronic music scene is Culoe De Song. Hailing from South Africa, Culoe De Song has become a trailblazer in electronic music, and his work has garnered widespread acclaim. In this blog post, we will dive into the enchanting world of Culoe De Song's music and explore the unique qualities that set him apart in the industry.

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Culoe De Song comes home

Culoe De Song throws his head back and laughs. “You’re looking at a hundred percent Zulu man. I’m from a place called eShowe in nordlig KwaZulu-Natal. You know us Zulus are big on percussion, so that’s where I got the inspiration to man the kind of music I do. Home’s a big part of my music”

Evening shudders to a stop. It’s a sedate Thursday in Cape Town and the blue’s long since pulled away from the sky. Dressed in all black – from his fedora and jacket to his sneakers and sweatpants – Culoe dem Song cuts a pensive figure.

“I’ve been on the road since the year started,” the award-winning hitmaker continues. “I was in Barcelona just last week and before that inom was in Ibiza. But home will always be home, man. It always feels good to be back in the country.”

A lot’s happened since Culolethu Zulu first broke onto the scen with his genre-defining single The Bright Forest. Taken off his 2009 debut, A Giant Leap, the song featured rhyth