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Stunna King LeeGrootman teases fans with two singles

By Thembi Siaga • 25 June 2023
Stunna King LeeGrootman teases fans with two singles

Tsonga Rap musician Stunna King LeeGrootman from Mbokota has set the music scene ablaze with his two latest teasers, The Corrupt Government and King, from his upcoming album, The Arts of Melody. The 16-track album is scheduled to be released offic...

Tsonga Rap musician Stunna King LeeGrootman from Mbokota has set the music scene ablaze with his two latest teasers, The Corrupt Government and King, from his upcoming album, The Arts of Melody. The 16-track album is scheduled to be released officially on 27 June, coinciding with his birthday.

With his distinct Tsonga Rap style and magnetic stage presence, Stunna King LeeGrootman, who was born Mukona Ramashia, is carving his own unique niche in the music industry. The Arts of Melody features local musicians such as Lester Matthews, Manotry, and G-man, adding their unique flavours to his musical palate.

"The response I got with the release of the two singles has been overwhelming, with many fans eagerly purchasing the full album directly from me. The support from my die-hard fans is a testament to my true dedication and hard work," he said.

His musical journey began in 2015, fuelled by a deep love of hip hop and influenced by iconic artists such as Tupac and J. Cole. Inspired by their ability to motivate and shed light on life experiences, Stunna King LeeGrootman crafts his own lyrical masterpieces that resonate with his audience.

With three previous albums under his belt, namely Reveal Stunnation, The Golden Child Album, and Idlozi, he takes pride in the quality of his music, of which his fans never seem to tire. His ultimate goal is to establish his own record label, fostering the growth of Tsonga Rap and nurturing new talents.

Stunna King LeeGrootman has an important message to his fans: "Life is a battle and obstacles are inevitable. However, giving up is never the answer, and I encourage you all to keep fighting for a better future," he said.

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