MACHANCE PRESCRIBES DANCE! ATTERIDGEVILLE LEGEND DROPS CLINIC BANGER!


 Machance, has just dropped a sizzling new Bacardi single titled Clinic


By AFRICA KA MAHAMBA 

ATTERIDGEVILLE -HE'S BACK! Pitori Bacardi king Machance has prescribed Mzansi a new hit and the streets are dancing!

Legendary Atteridgeville musician Oupa Moema, famously known as Machance, has just dropped a sizzling new Bacardi single titled Clinic and Mzansi can't get enough!


The song, which already has over 400 views on TikTok, is tipped to hit over 2 million views by December - and it's not even festive season yet!

In an exclusive interview with City Post, the 58-year-old star, who is celebrating 40 years in music, revealed how his journey started from humble beginnings.

"Music has been part of my life since 1986 when I joined the local gospel choir Dikgabane," said Machance.

But why a song called Clinic?

The flexible hitmaker said he sings about what he sees every day - and men running away from clinics is one of them.

"I compose songs about things I relate to on a daily basis. It is not a secret that men are afraid of going to clinic," he told City Post.

The track, which was released on Friday, is already getting massive love!

"I am happy for the response I am getting about Clinic since I released the song on Friday. Clinic is available on all digital platforms and Mzansi has a hit song to dance to this coming festive season," he said.

Machance cooked the banging beat with hit producer Greg and roped in the talented Lady K to feature on the track ,a song that might actually encourage gents to go for check-ups at their local clinics!

This is not his first time at the top. Machance is a certified hit machine!

His three biggest anthems made him a household name Kuku sold a whopping 175 000 copies reaching triple platinum plus gold, Tima sold 100 000 copies reaching double platinum, and Nokia sold 75 000 copies reaching platinum status!

But it wasn't always rosy. His first ever project Stswetla sold less than 1000 copies.

"I didn't throw in the towel but pushed more to reach the top," he said.

Other bangers that ruled the airwaves include Mokoko which reached platinum with 50 000 copies, House Clinic 2 which sold 40 000 copies and Dog Unit which sold 30 000 copies.

Since 1997, Machance has performed in all nine provinces of South Africa and has also rocked stages in neighbouring countries Lesotho and Botswana.

When he is not making hits, the star is hustling ,he runs a business buying and selling cars around Tshwane.

Clinic is out now in all digital platforms,go stream it!

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