Thumbs up: Major League DJz release new single as they headline US event

The DJ duo released a song while on tour in the US featuring R&B singer Elanie and producer Yumbs on Friday.

“The aim was to put out a single that would resonate with our fans as we now get ready for the spring/summer. We have played it at multiple shows and the reaction from the fans has been so positive that we had no choice but to give the people what they want,” said the duo in a statement.amapiano

sound. Born in exile to a family of anti-apartheid campaigners, the twin brothers grew up in Boston, Massachusetts where their family moved in the same social circle as South African music legends like Hugh Masekela, Caiphus Semenya, Letta Mbulu, and Miriam Makeba.

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