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Tdk Macassette
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TDK Macassette, born Thandeka Nompumelelo Mkhwanazi, is a dynamic South African Gqom artist, dancer, radio host, producer, DJ, and media personality. Her journey in the entertainment world began as a teenager when she hosted a youth show on Ukhozi FM. It was her early passion for dance that set her on the path to stardom, captivating audiences with her rhythmic moves. In 2018, TDK Macassette inked a significant deal with Universal Music, catapulting her music career to new heights. Alongside her artistic pursuits, she's an entrepreneur and the founder of Tdeeiosion, a communication management company. TDK Macassette's versatility and determination serve as inspiration, making her a prominent figure in South Africa's entertainment landscape.
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