Swaziland musician Llucid drops new single: Singing Like Lando. prod. by Cocktail

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"Singing Like Lando is a conduit I use to let the audience into my head, it's a tool I use to express my frustrations, feelings and experience in the industry so far, with a small teasing reference to Lando Dlamini just to give the Song a Softer Texture." says Llucid

The Swaziland entertainment scene has grown to a point of no return. Nsika Mazibuko also known as Llucid is a 22-year-old Swazi born rapper, from the small town of Hlatikulu. He comes from humble beginnings and placed himself in a position where he is now brought up in topics of 'who is the best rapper in Swaziland right now.' He is behind the hit "Singing like Lando".


LLucid describes himself in every sense of the word, a wordsmith and a storyteller. "I make music that feeds your mental being, music for the ages."

 Llucid has always been surrounded by a musical environment for as long as he can remember. Growing up listening to all these international artists, he says he wanted to emulate what they had.

Surviving on music alone is impossible in our country. Artists are either being cheated by promoters or are just not making any money from music.

 "Generally , I write about what happens around me  and how it affects me". 

 On my hit single "Singing like Lando" i address some issues and fustrations.

 Listen to the track on soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/llucidkid/llucid-singing-like-lando-prod

 For Bookings email》 Bookings.llucid@gmail.com

 The Lando Dlamini being referred to onto the track is Swaziland entertainer Lando_Kuhle see her picture below.



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