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J'Something talks about the most meaningful song he has ever done with Stacey and JSbu

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Micasa has dropped their new music video for what J Something says is 'His favourite Micasa song ever'. Stacey and JSbu had a chance to have a quick catch up with J Something from Micasa on the release of the groups new music video for Mamela. Earlier this year J' Something, Dr Duda and Mo-T dropped their fifth studio album titled 'We Made It' a testament to a decade of raw pushing that saw this self-made success story emerge once again on top. The first single from the album was, ‘Church Bells’ released alongside a powerful video of a space-inspired traditional African wedding, the single immediately topped SA’s most-played charts and firmly reminded audiences Mi Casa are leaders in their arena.

J' Something shared with the team how the song 'Mamela' may be one of his favourite songs that he has ever done with the band, it just felt really special to him and he was very excited to shoot the music video for the song.

Listen as he explains the inspiration for the music video with Stacey and JSbu
6 Nov 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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