IN CONVERSATION WITH CHOMEE

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Chomee, whose real name is Thulisile Madihlaba, is a Kwaito musician, choreographer, and dancer from South Africa. She is known as the Queen of Dance and has been a dance music sensation for nearly a decade. Chomee rose to fame in the early 2000s with a style that blended Kwaito and dance music, and her hit songs include "Hlokoloza" and "Do Mo Squats." She has released several albums under the 999 music label and has been a judge on the SABC1 dance reality competition "Turn It Out." Chomee's latest single, "TJOVITJO (Bafana Is Back)," celebrates South African football supporter culture and marks her official return to music.
6 Jun English South Africa Music Interviews · Music Commentary

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