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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2024 · 8 MIN

Dali On #AfternoonDrive

from HelderbergFm 93.6 · host زاويرا زاويرا

Dali joins Jan-Willem on your #AfternoonDrive. From studying economics at UCT to launching his debut album with the hit single "Ahhh," he's redefining his sound from R&B to pop/indie. Get a preview of his upcoming summer anthem "Nirvana" and hear about his journey into music. Don't miss it! 🎤🎶 📻 93.6fm | 💻 helderbergfm.co.za | 📱 WhatsApp 021 100 6936

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Dali joins Jan-Willem on your #AfternoonDrive. From studying economics at UCT to launching his debut album with the hit single "Ahhh," he's redefining his sound from R&B to pop/indie. Get a preview of his upcoming summer anthem "Nirvana" and hear about his journey into music. Don't miss it! 🎤🎶 📻 93.6fm | 💻 helderbergfm.co.za | 📱 WhatsApp 021 100 6936

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