Music has no age – Boity on musical comeback collab

“I’m reassured now because I’ve done this before, it’s not like I’m now introducing myself to everyone. This comforting feeling allows me to enjoy the process even more and I’m less stressed because I know what to do. What’s exciting is that I get to hang out with the likes of Roiii and enjoy making music again.” 

Roiii, known for his hit La Vida Loca, said it was such a pleasure working with Thulo.

“She caught my attention as she was doing well in the drill sphere [subculture of hip hop], it was lovely to see her in that light and I wanted to bring her to my world,” Roiii said.

“As the connection matured, we started enjoying each other’s company. We somehow mirrored each other’s artistry despite our age.

“Yes, she’s a mature woman and I may be a younger man but in this era, that doesn’t matter. I know people my age group would definitely vibe to her regardless of how old she is.” 

Earlier this year, Roiii marked the end of his collaborative era with  K.O.’s record label, Skhanda World.

He is currently in pursuit of carving his path and making a name for himself in the industry. 

“More than anything, I would like my music and brand to appeal to the South African woman specifically the black girl,” he said. 

“Coming under a male-dominated group, I didn’t get to appeal to females. I would like to shine a light on them and make them realise how much they are loved and valued. 

“My other focus is to make African drill big in SA. It’s quite big in the UK where European artists take African-sounding beats or vocals and make songs. I would like to do the inverse and bring it back home so that it shines from this side where it originates.” 

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