Festival
Black Coffee
Umlazi, I'm home
“Umlazi is my childhood… It’s one of those places that will never leave me.” Sunday 31 May was not only a big day for Umlazi, but a huge day for Nkosinathi Maphumulo, aka DJ Black Coffee.
Black Coffee was born in Umlazi and Red Bull Kas’Lami 2015 was something for a homecoming for him and Okmalumkoolkat. “It’s one of the most amazing feelings to be back here,” said an ecstatic Black Coffee during the event. “…for this homecoming. Its a great concept!”
Black Coffee shares his thoughts and experience:
SHUT THE STREET DOWN"It is one of the most amazing feelings to be back here."
Red Bull Kas'Lami Umlazi
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A SECTION - V SECTION"I remember the church where my family used to go every sunday, we used to walk all the way to A section of Umlazi, it was quite a walk."
Red Bull Kas'Lami Umlazi
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KAS'LAMI
"Im so happy to be here, for this homecoming. It's a great concept."
Red Bull Kas'Lami Umlazi
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HOMETOWN PERFORMANCE"This is my childhood, it's one of those places that will never leave me."
Red Bull Kas'Lami Umlazi
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Red Bull Kas'Lami Umlazi
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Red Bull Kas'Lami Umlazi
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TIME FLIES
But it wasn’t just about the music and the fans for Black Coffee and the trip held even deeper meaning. “I got to go home and see my mom, and its been a while. I didn’t even realise time had flown by so fast.”
Red Bull Kas'Lami Umlazi
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Now check out why we will definitely be back to Umlazi
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