Real name is Sanele Sithole, Sun-El Musician fourth studio album called “Under the Sun.”

Sun-El Musician’s fourth album reintroduces long-time collaborators Msaki, Ami Faku and Mthunzi and music heavyweights which includes Zakes Bantwini, Chronical Deep, Youngr, Heavy-K, Thakzin, Manana, Nasty C and Deborah Cox toentiom the few.

Sun-El Musician is also introducing Monna Hela, Mavhungu Mueda, Sai Hle, and Tefo Foxx.

Sun-El Musician will gifts fans a special sampler for now and release the full album on 13 February 2026.

The sampler includes key tracks like Umlungu Wami with Grammy-winner Zakes Bantwini, Imali featuring Ami Faku & Teffo Foxx, Muloro with Thakzin and Mavhungu.

“This summer sampler is a reflection of where my heart is creatively warm, intentional, and open. I hope listeners feel the love and honesty behind every sound,” he said.

He said: “Under the Sun, a new chapter, a new energy, and a new season for South African dance music.”

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Singer Ami Faku has filed a lawsuit against her manager, Raphael Benza, and his record label, Vth Season, in the Johannesburg High Court, alleging unpaid royalties and demanding transparency in their financial dealings.

The celebrated singer is seeking a court order to compel Benza to disclose the label’s accounting records and pay outstanding royalties owed to her.

Faku, known for her chart-topping album Imali, claims Benza exploited her as a young Black female artist through unfair contracts. She alleges that royalty reports provided by Vth Season were incomplete and disorganized, obscuring her rightful earnings.

The artist further revealed she personally invested over R400,000 into producing Imali and want ownership of its master recordings.
In addition to financial redress, Faku is seeking to terminate her artist, management, and publishing agreements with Benza and Vth Season.

She accuses Benza of a pattern of targeting young Black female artists for financial gain, casting a spotlight on broader issues of fairness in the music industry.

Neither Benza nor Vth Season has publicly responded to the allegations at this time.

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