By Shaffie A Mtambo
Afro-pop artist Salsfy 265’s latest single, “Napita,” featuring L-Static, shines a light on the resilience of true love.
The Thyolo-based artist’s soulful voice and poignant lyrics weave a narrative that encourages lovers to hold on to each other despite the challenges they may face.
Salsfy 265, whose real name is Hope Mataka, shared the inspiration behind “Napita.”
“The song is a reflection of today’s relationships, where true love is tested in harsh conditions,” he explained.
The 3-minute 7-second music video, directed by Afoto Harrys under Upset Creation, perfectly complements the song’s narrative.
L-Static joins Salsfy 265 on the second verse, delivering a powerful hip-hop flow that echoes the song’s message.
The chemistry between the two artists is undeniable, creating a compelling visual and auditory experience.
The song’s producer, Ase Hyke, is also showcased in the outro, highlighting the team effort that went into creating this powerful track.
“‘Napita’ carries a powerful message that will resonate with fans, highlighting the challenges lovers face due to poverty,” Salsfy 265 said.
