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Akon, in a recent interview on the Podcast and Chill with Mac G and Sol Phenduka, fondly recalled Costa Titch, the late South African artist who tragically passed away shortly after signing with Akon’s record label.
Costa Titch, whose real name was Costantinos Tsobanoglou, collaborated with Akon on a remix of his popular Amapiano track, Big Flexa. Akon spoke warmly of Costa, describing him as a game-changer in the music industry. He praised Costa’s performances and dancing, emphasizing that Costa embodied the spirit of Africa through his artistry.
Reflecting on Costa’s potential, Akon highlighted his unique talent and the significant impact he had already made on the music scene in Africa. Costa Titch was notably one of the first artists from South Africa to join Akon’s record label, Konvict Kulture. Akon revealed that Costa had completed a recorded album, showcasing his dedication and creativity prior to his untimely death.
In discussing Costa’s album, Akon expressed a desire to honor and preserve his legacy. However, he acknowledged that the final decision rests with Costa’s mother, who holds the authority to determine the release of the project.
Akon’s reflections underscored the admiration and respect he held for Costa Titch, highlighting the profound loss felt by the music community following the young artist’s passing.
In other news – Tragic Incident: Woman fatally axed to death
In a tragic incident that shocked the community of Lupane, an 84-year-old woman, Lucy Sibanda, was brutally murdered in her home at Mlonyeni. The police have launched a murder investigation following the discovery of Ms. Sibanda’s body, which showed multiple cuts to her head and neck.
Authorities have identified 24-year-old Logic Nyathi as a person of interest in connection with the crime. Mr. Nyathi is currently evading capture and is considered to be on the run from law enforcement. The motive behind the heinous act remains unclear at this stage of the investigation. Read More