IN CONVERSATION WITH Batundi, the Congolese-born, South African-based artist shaping a fresh wave of African dance music
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Batundi, the Congolese-born, South African-based artist shaping a fresh wave of African dance music. His latest single “Naliya”, featuring acclaimed artists Msaki and TRESOR, marks a major career moment and a powerful artistic statement.
“Naliya” is the debut release under Jacquel Dance, the new dance imprint launched by TRESOR’s Jacquel Entertainment Group. A genre-blending track that combines African pop, electronic house, and soul-stirring lyrics, “Naliya” introduces Batundi as a bold new voice on the global stage.
While Batundi is already known for his work behind the scenes - having co- produced international hits like “Fountains” by Drake ft. Tems and “We Caa Done” by Popcaan ft. Drake - this release sees him step into the spotlight as a solo artist with a deeply personal story to tell.From his roots in Goma to his creative home in Johannesburg, Batundi’s journey is one of resilience, artistry, and cultural depth. His collaboration with Msaki and TRESOR offers a powerful reflection on love, healing, and memory, brought to life through rich, emotional production.
We believe Batundi’s story, sound, and vision will resonate strongly with your audience, and we would be honoured to secure a profile or interview opportunity for him
“Naliya” is the debut release under Jacquel Dance, the new dance imprint launched by TRESOR’s Jacquel Entertainment Group. A genre-blending track that combines African pop, electronic house, and soul-stirring lyrics, “Naliya” introduces Batundi as a bold new voice on the global stage.
While Batundi is already known for his work behind the scenes - having co- produced international hits like “Fountains” by Drake ft. Tems and “We Caa Done” by Popcaan ft. Drake - this release sees him step into the spotlight as a solo artist with a deeply personal story to tell.From his roots in Goma to his creative home in Johannesburg, Batundi’s journey is one of resilience, artistry, and cultural depth. His collaboration with Msaki and TRESOR offers a powerful reflection on love, healing, and memory, brought to life through rich, emotional production.
We believe Batundi’s story, sound, and vision will resonate strongly with your audience, and we would be honoured to secure a profile or interview opportunity for him