Nia Pearl, South African Artist describes her song as infectious, aim for the top

 

Nia Pearl, South African Artist describes her song as infectious, aim for the top

Nia Pearl, a rising artist from Umtata in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, has revealed why her music is infectious.

The artist, who said that her love for music started in primary school, is among the rising artists taking over the South African music industry.

Speaking to newsmen recently, the artist who studied contemporary music at Damelin College and has worked with the likes of DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small, Tyler ICU, Major League, Mas Musiq, Dj Stokie, and Daliwonga, said he she relates with musicians in Africa and other countries to deliver infectious sounds.

The "Dreamers and Believers," crooner said, "My aim is to continue growing and possibly getting to the top.

"Piano keeps growing and is starting to reach different corners of the world, I can’t wait to share my very special take on what the genre has to offer.

"I love making good music, I’d love nothing more than to bring out a combined Amapiano and Afrobeat sound to the music scene.

"Though ‘Piano may have originated from my country South Africa; I relate with other sounds and want to create an infectious blend of all indigenous sounds which perhaps would mask me out."

Currently, Nia Pearl is working on her upcoming album with some of the best producers in the country. Akeju Abass, the founder of prime music partners, a distribution agency managing Nia Pearl's branding and media engagement, described the artist as a "rare creative talent", enunciating her fast-paced rise in the music industry. 

With her undeniable talent and growing fan base, Nia Pearl is poised to become a household name in the  African music scene and beyond.