Thabsie takes her chances in Dubai, with a tourism partnership deal that will see her performing at the country’s most prestigious venues and events.When the Covid-19 pandemic broke out, there were only two ways an artist could swim above water.
On one end, many artists used the time to boost their listenership and brand in the South African market, while other, more established artists took the time to take a well-deserved break while they plotted their next move. Such is the case for R&B musician Bathabise “Thabsie” Biyela, who is finally ready to take the next step in her musical career after a three-year hiatus. Thabsie's Biyela’s rise in the music industry came as a result of her doing backing vocals for popular acts in the industry, such as Cassper Nyovest and Black Motion. This came after she completed her BCom in economics at the University of Johannesburg, but decided it would not be the right path for her.
She then blew up with a breakthrough hit in 2017 with fellow muso Kwesta on the song Ngiyaz’fela Ngawe. She then dropped solo hits, such as African Queen, Ubuyanini and Finally, before taking a break from making and releasing music for three years. Now, Thabsie is taking her chances in Dubai, with a tourism partnership deal that will see her performing at the country’s most prestigious venues and events. "Covid-19 was my saving grace to take a break, since we went into a national lockdown in 2020. There were no gigs and I thought to myself how else can I still be creative while being in my home? Content creation was a very nice departure for me and also it worked for the times. It was lockdown.
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