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Afrobeats and hip-hop artist Osome Feyn, born as Vhuthu Tshisikule from Miluwani Unit C in Thohoyandou, struck a significant high note with the release of his sixth EP, “Venus Love Island”, on Friday, 23 February. The release of this musical gem has sparked an outpouring of applause from his dedicated fan base.
The EP follows his fifth one, called “Find Me Now”, released last year, which proved to be very popular on platforms such as YouTube and Spotify. His latest EP is a testament to Osome Feyn’s musical journey, seamlessly blending Afro and R&B influences with each track. The artist pours his heart and soul into the music, creating an immersive experience that resonates with listeners.
Describing the EP, Osome Feyn said that it served as a full invitation to an enchanting island where love melodies, sweet words, groovy beats, and rich African elements converged. “Each track is a love letter to the senses, inviting you to a euphoric island where romance reigns supreme, allowing you to experience the allure of love through a captivating blend of melodies and cultural influences,” he said.
He said that the EP captured the essence of romance and the vibrant beats of African rhythms. “Fans are already buzzing with excitement, and the EP is poised to leave a lasting impression on the music scene,” he said.
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Afrobeats and hip-hop artist Osome Feyn from Miluwani Unit C in Thohoyandou released his sixth EP, titled “Venus Love Island”. Photo: Dembe Mulaudzi.
By: Thembi Siaga
Thembi Siaga started as an intern during 2021. He assisted with video photography and editing. He also produced numerous small documentaries, focusing on the Vhembe region and its people. Currently he works as a freelance journalist, covering stories in the Elim area.
Thembi studied at the Tshwane University of Technology, where he completed his diploma in Journalism in 2021.
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