This is the cover art of the album "Crazy Love" by South African group O'Yaba.

Crazy Love

Crazy Love is a 1998 album by O'Yaba, a South African band. The album features 12 tracks that blend reggae with mbaqanga and pop influences. The album covers various themes, such as love, war, peace, and revolution. The album is a solid and catchy comeback for O'Yaba after a hiatus.

O'Yaba, was a South African reggae musical group consisting of 8 members led by Tshidiso Alexis Faku who also doubled as a vocalist. Formed in the early 90s, they crafted a unique reggae sound, influenced by Jamaican roots but bearing a distinctive South African touch. Their music found resonance both at home and abroad.

The other members were Sydney Makoni, and Bernard Themba who played the guitar, Andries Dlamini, was keyboardist as well as a vocalist, Benrobert Mopeli, played the keyboard and also made compositions for the band, Tsietsi Koetle, was the rhythmic bassist, while Pule "Shorty" Mphatseng, was their percussionist infusing vitality into their songs.

O'Yaba, was a South African reggae musical group formed in the 90s consisting of 8 members led by Tshidiso Alexis Faku.