MZANSI hitmaker Young Stunna is inviting artists to his Kyalami studio camp after apologising for missed collaborations.
The award-winning singer-songwriter admitted he disappointed several artists whose features fell through.
The hitmaker, whose real name is Sandile Msimango from Daveyton in Ekurhuleni, took to social media, saying the missed features were never intentional.
"I humble myself and apologise to all the artists whose features I couldn't make," he said.
"Sometimes schedules clashed, I had family matters, I was sick or just going through things that made it difficult to write or record."
The 28-year-old musician hopes no one is still holding grudges against him for failing to deliver verses. Young Stunna said from now on he wants to be more honest and upfront with other artists.
"If I can't make a song, I'll say it. And if I don't feel the song, I'll also say it," he shared.
But the apology came with good news for artists looking to work with the chart-topper. The musician has opened his studio doors. His studio camp is underway, with artists already coming through to collaborate as he works on his upcoming album.
He encouraged artists who are ready to be pushed creatively to join the ongoing sessions and experience his music-making process firsthand.
"If you're open to a challenge and being uncomfortable where someone tells you to rewrite or redo a chorus come through to the studio camp and see how we make music," he said.
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According to the star, collaboration is key to growth, and he believes artists can learn from each other despite having different creative approaches.
Young Stunner confirmed that the camp is taking place in Kyalami, north of Joburg, where he's finishing his new project.
"I'm finishing my album and it would be good to have new features and new sounds. That's what I'm about," he added.
Excitement is building among up-and-coming artists hoping to secure studio time with one of Mzansi's hottest hitmakers.
