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Makwa
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Participations

70
Songwriter
7
Co-Performer
47
Producer
70
Performer
2
Co-Producer
Bio
You want a record producer that would guarantee you a hit track or album? Look no further, Neo Makwa is the man for the job. Neo Makwa, popularly called Makwa or Makwa beats, is an award winning South African record producer with a "golden touch." He's known to have produced for prominent and award-winning artists such as Kwesta, AKA, Cassper Nyovest, Kid X, to mention a few. Some of the songs include Spirit, Aunty, Nomyini. Makwa is also a recording artist and songwriter.
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