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Kyla-Rose Smith Of Freshlyground ‎– Africa In Your Earbuds Label: Okayafrica. Series: Africa In Your Earbuds – 44. Format: File, MP3, Mixed, Partially Unofficial, 320 kbps.

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Kyla-Rose Smith is a vocalist, musician and dancer from South Africa. As the violinist and backing singer for Freshlyground, one of South Africa’s premiere Afropop bands, she has toured extensively both locally and internationally. The group has garnered many awards, including seven South African Music Awards (SAMA) awards, an MTV Europe Award, and four METRO awards. Kyla was also one of the recipients of the Glamour Woman of the Year Award in 2011. She is also the co-founder of the Kolo Novo Movie Band, a seven-piece Cape Town-based Balkan band, specializing in traditional music from Eastern.

Freshlyground's album Radio Africa was released in May 2010, and as part of the album release, they released a collaborative music video with the ZANews puppeteers. A satirical track about Robert Mugabe (Chicken to Change) has received coverage in the British media. Cape Town Stadium Soccer Festival. The Legend (2013) Honours. In 2005, Freshlyground was nominated for three South African Music Awards for their 2004 album, Nomvula.

Kyla-Rose Smith is a member of Freshlyground and tonight she talks about their new album, Take Me To The Dance. The show is hosted by Mavis Vermaak & Toast Coetzer. More from The Unhappy Hour.

Freshlyground released their debut album, Jika Jika, in early 2003. The commercial success of this album ultimately kick-started their career and re-affirmed their reputation as a fresh and vibrant young face in South African music. The commercial success of this album launched their career through their reputation as a vibrant South African band. The exposure from this album resulted in an invitation for the band to perform at both the Harare International Festival of the Arts and the Robben Island African Festival