She shocked many when she won Idols SA last year and declared that she would be the taking on gospel music instead of the typical pop route.
Yanga was crowned the winner of Idols SA season 14 and now she's ready to take over with her music.last year and declared that she would be the taking on gospel music instead of the typical pop route, but singer Yanga Sobetwa's first gospel single is promising to make her a force to be reckoned with.Promised Land"The song is inspired by harmony, peace and nation building.
Yanga explained that being a recognisable face has been a tad frustrating for her and her family. She explained that living in a kasi at the same house she has been since she was born meant that people could just randomly pitch up and ask for selfies or come into her house. The singer said there are times where she realises these people mean no harm but other times it's hard to constantly deal with the invasion of privacy.
"I do not have privacy at all and that has been the hardest thing for me. I'm the person who likes taking walks alone and jogging and I can't do that at the moment but it all a part of who I am now." Yanga said she's content with the way things are going in her life and promised that her album will be well worth the wait.
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