Ben September and Mandlin Beams collab with music producer Prince Kaybee on soulful dance house jam.
Ben September and Mandlin Beams are the freshest voices to enter the local music sphere.Breakfast In SowetoFrom respectively recording in the bedrooms to hitting small-town stages, Ben, real name Thabiso Ben Morake, and Mandlin, born Mandy Mdlongwa, are enthusiastic of their rising music careers.I am a 24-year-old singer-songwriter from Free State's Sasolburg. I’m a lover of life and mainly music. My love for music started off as a hobby but it then grew into a passion.
Of course I said yes, and then he asked whether I knew of any female vocalist and then I reached out to Mandy to hop onto the song.: The song for me was a new genre because I listen to a lot of hip-hop, so this soulful dance house jam was not easy for me to do but I am glad we nailed it.At first I was nervous because it was Prince Kaybee but he gave us a lot of space and allowed us to record on our own. I appreciated his mindfulness and his patience when it came to recording the song.
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