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Tkay Maidza Drops New Song

Tkay Maidza 1Tkay Maidza has just dropped her brand new track ‘Finish Them’ which is produced by Bok Bok.

Already a rising star here in Australia, Adelaide-by-way-of-Zimbabwe Tkay is making her mark in the US thanks to her debut video for “U-Huh last month. The lightening fast killer track has been receiving heaps of praise around the world.

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‘Entertainment Weekly’ called her  “the closest thing we have right now to a reincarnation of early M.I.A,” and ‘Fader’ noted that “her new single’s squeaky beat and unapologetically catchy schoolyard chanting are certainly enough to tide you over until more surfaces.” The influential music magazine also said she was, “kind of like Azealia born anew, without the baggage”.

Pick up this month’s edition OUTinPerth, on the streets this Friday to read our one on one chat with Tkay Kaidza. in the meantime, check out her fresh new track below.

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