He then joins Soulistic Music, a label founded by Black Coffee and till this moment it’s been a great adventure for Culoe De Song as a member of this family. This was after his performance as Dj was noted by the likes of DJ Christos, one of South Africa’s pioneers in the dance music scene. The track was named “100 Zulu Warriors” & carries a fundamental importance for Culoe De Song as he regards it as ‘his beginning’ in the circle of music in South Africa.Ĭomes the year 2008, he produced a number of projects that gained him international recognition and performed alongside international acts such as Rocco, Manoo, Black Coffee, Vinny Da Vinci. “I wrote that song … it was inspiration that came within me while I was at the ‘shrine’ and I felt like I needed to put it in my next album.Culoe’s serious music career began in early 2007 where he produced a piece that made him a feature in Black Coffee’s second offering, “Have Another One”. The DJ had not been in studio for five months but recently uploaded a snippet of an audio on his Instagram that got his fans excited for his next album, which he says was influenced by his spiritual journey. It’s about healing the core of yourself … and also you’re giving yourself room to grow and see all possibilities that are within you.” “I don’t think it’s about being the most famous sangoma and talking about spirituality as the current trend.

Just as every individual has a different finger print, I have a unique story as to why I am going through what I am going through. “I do have a spiritual journey that I am taking, but it has more to do with all my gifts. 👏🏾❤️🌟 “Khuphuka” ! /rQAsc0CIAvĬuloe explained that the picture he posted was a way of explaining to his fans what he is going through so that they can understand the journey he is on and respect the “rules and regulations” he had to follow. I did not know that there was anything special in me … I did not look at music as a form of healing.” “I’ve had people come to me saying that my music healed them from suicide and things like that … and at the time I was just operating from a talent point of view.

“I always make fun of the story and say that that was the point where I was initiated,” he says jokingly. Reflecting on his life growing up, the DJ says that when he was named uCulo Lethu, after he was first brought home, his grandfather placed him on an organ and would play music to him all the time and that’s when he feels he first accepted the calling.

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