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Eswatini musician Msimisi composes for Netflix film

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Eswatini musician Msimisi composes for Netflix film

Eswatini musician Msimisi composed tracks for certain scenes in the film “Seriously Single Too”, screened on Netflix. He says he created the music based on descriptions of the scenes and has collaborated with the platform several times, according to his interview with the Times of Eswatini.

Eswatini musician Msimisi composed tracks specifically for certain scenes in the Netflix film “Seriously Single Too”, he explained in an interview with the Times of Eswatini. He said the platform had asked him to write music suited to specific scenes, rather than use a track already in his repertoire.

The film has just been released on Netflix. Msimisi is continuing his musical career with compositions for a production by the platform.

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