Siyabonga Nene, professionally known as Big Zulu, is a multi award-winning South African rapper and songwriter.

Siyabonga Nene

This is the cover art for "Ngises'Congweni" the fourth solo album by award-winning South African rapper Big Zulu.

Ngises'Congweni

Big Zulu's fourth studio album "Ngises Congweni" is a departure from his traditional rap to embrace Afro-pop, showcasing his musical versatility and growth. The album, named after his birthplace, Bergville, explores themes of triumph and defeat with spiritual undertones. Notably, it features collaborations with Makhadzi and Mlindo The Vocalist.

This is the cover art for the collaborative single "Ushuni We Nkandla"  by South African singer, Big Zulu and 31Choppa.

Ushuni We Nkandla

In "Ushuni We Nkandla," Big Zulu joins forces with 031Choppa, Ice Beats Slide, Shakes & Les, and Xduppy, creating a rap song full of Zulu vibes. It's all about Zulu culture and tradition, reflecting Big Zulu's unique style and where he comes from in both lyrics and music.

This is the cover art of "Awufuni Ukung’Qoma" released in 2024 by South African songsmith, Big Zulu.

Awufuni Ukung’Qoma

In 2024, South African rapper Big Zulu released the Zulu love song "Awufuni Ukung'Qoma." With a mid-tempo rhythm, the song narrates his passionate pursuit of a woman, showcasing his determination to win her affection.

This is the cover photo for "Amehlo Wakho" released in 2024 by Big Zulu featuring JMusic.

Amehlo Wakho

Released in January 2024, "Amehlo Wakho" is a collaboration between Big Zulu and JMusic. The title, which translates to "Your Eyes" in Zulu, hints at a love song, delving into themes of deep admiration or a strong emotional connection. Expect an Afro-pop track infused with Big Zulu's signature style.

This is the cover photo for "Abondaba" by South African singer Big Zulu in collaboration with MusiholiQ.

Abondaba

In 2023, Big Zulu and MusiholiQ teamed up for "Abondaba," a Zulu Afro-pop tune echoing themes typical of Big Zulu's style. Whether it's about embracing culture, sharing thoughts on society, or delving into personal tales, the song stays true to their roots while resonating with listeners.

This is the cover photo for "Thixo Wami," by skilled South African songsmith Big Zulu.

Thixo Wami

Big Zulu dropped "Thixo Wami" in 2023, a Zulu prayer straight from the soul. Sung in his native tongue, it's a heartfelt plea to the "Mighty God" for strength and guidance. The lyrics weave a tapestry of faith and surrender, acknowledging blessings while seeking help through life's storms.

This is the cover art for the album "Ukhamba," released in 2023. It was a collaboration between Big Zulu and Sjava.

Ukhamba

Inkabi Zezwe's 2023 debut, "Ukhamba," is a chart-topping masterpiece celebrating unity and love. Big Zulu's commanding verses and Sjava's soulful vocals blend on infectious beats, transcending genres with a vibrant tapestry of African identity, love, and cultural dialogue.

This is the cover photo for "Dear My Love" (2022) by Big Zulu featuring K.O, Xowla, and Siya Ntuli.

Dear My Love

Big Zulu's "Dear My Love" ft. K.O, Xowla & Siya Ntuli: A Love Letter from Afar.
"Dear My Love" is a heartfelt ballad painting a picture of a man writing a love letter to his partner while away, an anthem for enduring love despite physical distance and hardship.

This is the cover photo for the single "We Run the Road," by Big Zulu featuring Nasty C and Patoranking.

We Run the Road

"We Run The Road" featuring Patoranking and Nasty C is a dancefloor riot built for champions. It's a high-energy journey through life's roadblocks, blasting you with lyrics that pump you up to conquer anything. It's all about overcoming struggles, personal and social, and stepping onto the podium of success.

We Run The Road

This is the cover photo for "150 Bars," a diss tarck released in 2022 by Big Zulu.

150 Bars

South African singer-songwriter Big Zulu dropped "150 Bars" in 2022, a single that sent shockwaves through the South African rap scene. This diss track, packed with 150 bars aimed at fellow rappers, instantly grabbed attention and sparked heated reactions within the music community.

This is the cover photo for "Ivolovolo," a  single by South Afican rap maestro Big Zulu featuring Xowla.

Ivolovolo

Big Zulu kicked off 2022 with "Ivolovolo" (ft. Xowla), a love ballad with thorns. It's a rollercoaster ride through tangled affections and the fight for a happily ever after. Fear of disapproval hangs heavy, but love's flame burns bright. A bridge between hearts, the sweet victory of love conquering all.

This is the cover art for "Icwane Lenyoka," a studio album released in 2021 by Big Zulu.

Ichwane Lenyoka

In 2021, Big Zulu dropped "Ichwane Lenyoka," a powerful 20-track Zulu album featuring prominent South African artists. This deep dive into his roots blends contemporary sounds with tradition, creating a thrilling and culturally resonant experience that celebrates his heritage.

This is the cover art for the single "iStradi" released in 2021 by South Afrocan singer Big Zulu featuring Pro.

iStradi

Big Zulu took to the "Istradi" ("The Streets") in 2021 with fellow rapper Pro. This Zulu rap anthem, off his album "Ichwane Lenyoka" (Brothers of the Snake), paints a gritty portrait of township life. Big Zulu spits rhymes that echo with the everyday struggles and triumphs found on the streets.

This is the cover art for the single "Umuzi eSandton" by South African music sensation Big Zulu featuring Lwah Ndlunkulu.

Umuzi eSandton

In 2021, Big Zulu's Zulu anthem "Umuzi eSandton" (featuring Lwah Ndlunkulu) dropped, tackling love's battlefield.  It explores the complexities of relationships - trust, forgiveness, and the yearning for both love and a lavish life. Zulu rhymes weave a story of navigating societal pressures and desires within partnerships.

This is the cover photo for "Mali Eningi," a single by Big Zulu featuring Riky Rick and Intaba Yase Dubai.

Mali Eningi

Big Zulu's "Mali Eningi," featuring Riky Rick and Intaba Yase Dubai, serenades with an infectious groove. It strikes chords with everyday struggles, a beloved tune for its relatable lyrics and catchy rhythm. Themes of wealth, status, and societal satire dance within its verses, echoing the universal desire for abundance.

This is the cover photo for "Vuma Dlozi," a song released in 2020 by Big Zulu featuring Mnqobi Yazo.

Vuma Dlozi

Big Zulu's horns blared in 2020 with "Vuma Dlozi," a Zulu rallying cry featuring Mnqobi Yazo. This was a shield wall raised high. It spoke of bonds unbreakable, a chorus of voices rising as one. The message, clear and strong, urged listeners to cast aside differences and march together.

This is the cover photo for the remix of Big Zulu's "Ama Million," featuring Kwesta, MusiholiQ, Youngsta CPT, and Zakwe.

Ama Million

Big Zulu's "Ama Million" remix featuring a crew of South African hip-hop heavyweights like Kwesta, MusiholiQ, Youngsta CPT, and Zakwe is likely a high-octane celebration of wealth and success. Imagine a Zulu rap infused with modern beats, each rapper dropping braggadocious verses about their achievements.

This is the cover photo for "Ungqongqoshe Wongqongqoshe" (2019) by South African singer, Big Zulu.

Ungqongqoshe Wongqongqoshe

In 2019, South African artist Big Zulu unveiled "Ungqongqoshe Wongqongqoshe," his sophomore studio album. Achieving gold certification and earning a nomination for Best Hip Hop Album at the 26th South African Music Awards, it immerses listeners in a dynamic fusion of lively beats and collaborative brilliance, igniting a musical journey.

This is the cover photo for the single "Ama Million" (2019) by South African rapper and singer, Big Zulu featuring Cassper Nyovest and MusiholiQ.

Around 2019, Big Zulu released "Ama Million," part of his "Ungqongqoshe Wongqongqoshe" album. This Afro-pop/Zulu rap track, featuring Cassper Nyovest and Musiholiq, hints at themes of wealth and success. The collaboration promises a fusion of South African talents, amplifying the song's impact and appeal.

This is the cover photo for "Ak'laleki" released in 2019 by Big Zulu, featuring Kwesta.

Ak'laleki

In 2019, South African singer-songwriter Big Zulu dropped "Ak'laleki," a single featuring Kwesta. With a kwaito sound, the song narrates the joys of living a good life with money. Its upbeat rhythm and storytelling lyrics create a captivaing experience for listeners, inviting them to groove along to its infectious vibe.

This is the cover art for "Ushun Wenkabi," (2018) the debut studio album for South African songsmith Big Zulu.

Ushun Wenkabi

In 2018, South African singer-songwriter Big Zulu released his debut album, "Ushun Wenkabi." With a blend of maskandi and old-school influences, the 14-track album strikes a balance between maskandi and hip-hop. Featuring themes of love, poverty, and encouragement, it offers listeners a diverse musical experience with heartfelt lyrics.

This is the cover photo for the single "Ushun Wenkabi," by well-known South African singer Big Zulu.

Big Zulu's 2018 smash, "Ushun Wenkabi," is a Zulu war cry with a melody that sticks like honey. It's the anthem of an ox – strong, relentless, undeterred. The lyrics bellow defiance against doubters, urging him to chase his dreams while holding tight to his Zulu heart.

This is the cover photo for "Home" released in 2018 by South African singer, Big Zulu featuring MusiholiQ.

Home

In 2018, Big Zulu, a South African son of song, unleashed "Home." This Zulu lullaby, cradled by the soulful voice of MusiholiQ, painted a tapestry of yearning. It spoke of a heart adrift, searching for the sweet embrace of familiarity. The lyrics, etched with raw emotion, unearthing cherished memories.

This is the cover photo for  the single "Intombi Zama Wololo" by South African singer-songwriter Big Zulu.

Intombi Zama Wololo

In 2016, fresh off his debut, Big Zulu dropped "Intombi Zama Wololo," another gem in his Zulu rap crown. This track cast a smooth spell, lulling listeners with its chill vibes. It was pure Big Zulu, showcasing his signature flow while offering a sound as relaxing as a summer breeze.

This is the cover art for "Donsa Nkabi," the debut single for South African musician Big Zulu featuring Mzulu & Zakwe.

Donsa Nkabi

Big Zulu's 2016 debut single "Donsa Nkabi" marked his arrival on the South African music scene. This Zulu rap song likely boasts toughness and street credibility, showcasing Big Zulu's signature style with strong Zulu influences in rapping and language. The powerful track with percussive beats launched his successful music career.