Swazi Jive artist Adrienne Foo set to drop a new album after winning MTNSWAMA 2017 Award

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MTNSWAMA 2017

BEST MUSIC VIDEO AWARD WINNER:

Adrienne Foo 


The morning after the MTN SWAMA's, the team had an interview with Adrienne Foo. 
She hinted amongst other things that she would be releasing her album soon.


Adrienne Foo has a new single that is on high rotation at the moment "Better Days". The single features longtime collaborator and producer "LO"


Sources close to the singer, say that there has been tension in the Swazi Jive camp.
It is reported that Adrienne Foo wants to work with other producers on her new project to experiment as she feels her producer "LO" is playing it safe and is not edgy enough. 

video below of happy days at SWAZI JIVE stable:

 


Sakhile Nkambile the owner of Swazi Jive has been meeting with some South African producers to get them to work with Adrienne Foo.


"Adrienne Foo is our bread and butter at the moment, whatever she wants from Sakhile she gets" says our source.


Sakhile Nkambule has invested a lot in grooming Adrienne Foo. He even went as far as to drop two major artists from his Swazi Jive stable to allocate more resources towards Adrienne Foo's career. 
The artists that were dropped from Swazi Jive are "Bianca Corster" and "Tendaness"



Sakhile Nkambule is back in Swaziland full-time now and he is rumoured to be dating Swaziland's HRH Princess Sibahle.

The two have been pictured together on several occasions:


see below video of the couple, taken during Princess Sibahle 21st Birthday:

 









 

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