Watch Sjava’s Feel Good Live Sessions Performance

Back by popular demand.

South African ATM (African trap music) artist Sjava returned to the Feel Good Live Sessions stage after fans demanded. He is, so far, the first artist to perform on the show twice.

During his set, the artist performs all four songs from his latest EP, Umphako. He also performs "Impilo" from the deluxe version of his debut album Isina Muva, and "Seasons," the song he's featured in on the Black Panther album.

Sjava brings out a poet from Ladysmith in KwaZulu Natal by the name of Nosipho, who he discovered on Twitter after posting several poems that impressed him.

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Watch the full set below, and revisit Umphako here.

FEEL GOOD LIVE SESSIONS EPISODE 7: SJAVA www.youtube.com

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