Sisonke Xonti has released his third studio album, uKholo, six years after his previous work, uGaba: The Migration. According to SA Music Magazine, the album is a deeply personal reflection on his experiences with fatherhood, marriage, grief and faith. [1]
The album's title, uKholo, highlights the importance of faith in navigating uncertainty and change. Xonti's personal losses and changing family life have influenced the album's themes of hope and belief. [1]
The release of uKholo marks a new chapter in Xonti's life and career, defined by patience, maturity and a willingness to let his music speak for itself. This album matters to our audience because it showcases Xonti's ability to balance his personal and professional life, creating music that resonates with listeners. [1]
Published 20 October 2026 · By Beats & Business Desk. Read our editorial standards.
