By DEO GRATIAS MAGAGULA | 2024-11-26
HLE’s locally produced rendition of her popular song Dwala has quickly become a sensation online, racking up over 18,000 views within just three days of its release.
The live recording filmed during her performance at The Luke Commission (TLC) Events Centre in Eswatini, has captivated audiences both locally and internationally, thanks to its exceptional production quality and engaging visuals.
Social media platforms have been flooded with praise for the video, with viewers complimenting everything from the flawless audio to the stunning cinematography.
The production, captured at the auditorium in Sidvokodvo, has received particular attention for its seamless blend of talent, with HLE's commanding stage presence and powerful voice taking centre stage.
Her ability to deliver heartfelt worship through her dynamic performance continues to set her apart in the gospel music scene. The collaboration between the talented Swati production team at TLC Events and HLE’s South African band has been hailed as a perfect fusion of artistry from both nations.
This partnership has been widely appreciated, with viewers applauding the dedication and professionalism shown by all involved. One fan on YouTube commented, “To sound this good in a live recording is insane,” while another added, “Whoever mixed this is doing the Lord’s work.”
The video has also generated admiration for the band, particularly bassist Bheka and drummer Sabu, who have been praised for their standout contributions.
One fan noted, “These two are musical treasures,” underlining the exceptional talent present in the performance. Gospel music enthusiast have expressed a strong desire to see the full concert released online, further fueling excitement about the project.
The TLC Events Centre, known for its vibrant atmosphere, provided the perfect backdrop for this impactful worship experience.
The high-quality sound and visually captivating cinematography showcased the commitment to excellence by the TLC production team.
The attention to detail in every aspect of the recording created a truly immersive experience, drawing viewers into a space of spiritual connection.
Themba Dlamini, the facility manager at TLC Events Centre, highlighted the significance of the project, noting that it demonstrated the centre’s capacity to host both local and internationally acclaimed performers.
He emphasised that this production was entirely in-house, executed by Eswatini’s technical teams, and showed the potential for local talent to make a global impact. “This production was executed 100 per cent in-house by Emaswati, proving that our teams are ready for the world stage,” Dlamini said, also praising the speed and quality of the production.
The ability to produce such high-end content and make it available within days is a significant achievement for Eswatini’s music scene.
With the positive response the video has received, the live recording of Dwala marks an important milestone for the local music industry and highlights Eswatini’s potential to shine globally.
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