Four SA musicians feature on popular video game soundtrack
Another major win for South African artists!
South African musicians have proudly represented the country internationally and the worldwide support for South African music has grown significantly over the last few years.
And we love to see it!
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A recent announcement revealed four South African artists will feature on one of the world's most popular video game soundtracks.
Football is one of the most-watched and supported sports across the world, so it comes as no surprise that football-related video games tend to be just as popular.
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The latest hot release is 'EA Sports FC 24', one of the most anticipated video game releases.
The game's soundtrack has been released ahead of the game going on sale.
Amongst the over 100 artists that are featured on this soundtrack are four South African artists!
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Zakes Bantwini, Kasango, Major League DJz, and the late Brenda Fassie join some of the biggest names in music on this album, such as The Rolling Stones, Kendrick Lamar, and Skrillex, to name a few.
While the game is only set for release on the 29th of September, the soundtrack is already available.
You can have a listen here:
If you are not the most clued up on video games and you're not really sure what 'EA Sports FC 24' is, then you are definitely not alone.
The game formerly known as FIFA has just changed its name and obviously had some upgrades since the last version was released.
The newest version, 'EA Sports FC 24', is also set to have some incredible new features and improved gameplay.
Whether you are excited to get your hands on the game or just keen to play along with your friends, make sure to listen out for those proudly SA tunes!
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