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‘Marry Me’ hitmaker DJ Call Me returns with ‘Lekompo Damage’

The five-track project explores themes of love, friendship, relationships and everyday experiences.

‘Marry Me’ hitmaker DJ Call Me returns with ‘Lekompo Damage’

DJ Call Me, the South African DJ and music producer from Limpopo, is preparing to release his upcoming project, Lekompo Damage, on November 6th. The five-track album delves into themes of love, friendship, relationships, and everyday experiences. Known for his hit single Marry Me, Call Me has also collaborated with artists such as Makhadzi and has released tracks like Matorokisi, Swanda Ntha, Dikuku, and Maxaka.

'Lekompo Damage' consists of five distinct tracks, each shedding light on various facets of life. The opening track, Tobetsa, explores the camaraderie and enjoyment of spending time with friends, highlighting experiences like traveling together, dancing, and participating in dance challenges at clubs. Sdudla delves into themes of love and attraction, narrating the story of a man captivated by a woman's appearance and confidence.

Ngibambe takes a lighthearted approach to relationships, depicting a situation where someone seeks support from their partner after consuming excessive alcohol, fearing their parents would discover their intoxicated state and hasty movements. Ngifuna Wena, on the other hand, delves into the longing for genuine love and commitment, centering around an individual whose affections are dedicated to one person and hopes for reciprocation.

The concluding track, Fake Friends, addresses the issue of dishonest friendships, focusing on individuals who appear supportive but secretly harbor hopes of seeing others falter.

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