Bongani Fassie & Fifi Cooper Unite For A Powerful Comeback With “Jehovah”
Bongani Fassie & Fifi Cooper Unite For A Powerful Comeback With “Jehovah.” After a decade-long hiatus, Bongani Fassie is making a monumental return to the music scene, and he’s not coming alone. Teaming up with Motswako’s First Lady, Fifi Cooper, the two industry veterans are set to shake the airwaves with their latest collaboration, Jehovah. More than just a song, this powerful and soul-stirring track is a declaration of faith, resilience, and divine purpose.
In Jehovah, Bongani and Fifi address the all-too-common issue of judgment based on outward appearances. They remind listeners that true battles are fought in the spirit, not the flesh, and that it is only by God’s grace that they stand where they are today. Their lyrics carry a deeply personal message, reflecting on their journeys in the music industry and life, while also serving as an anthem for those seeking strength in faith.
This collaboration marks not only a reunion but the beginning of a new era for both artists. For Bongani Fassie, Jehovah is the first of many releases after years away from the spotlight, signalling his rebirth as an artist and his commitment to making music that matters. Meanwhile, Fifi Cooper is preparing to drop her second album, Chapters, under her independent label, Mo Cooper Records—another testament to her evolution and dominance in the industry.
Behind the boards, rising producer Busang Ramasehla, known as 24Inchez, has crafted the sonic landscape that brings Jehovah to life. His production fuses the essence of classic African soul with a modern, groundbreaking sound, ensuring that every beat, every melody, and every lyric carries an undeniable impact.
But this is just the beginning. Bongani Fassie and Fifi Cooper are set to roll out more singles, culminating in a full collaborative project that promises to push creative boundaries and inspire audiences worldwide. Their upcoming body of work is not just about music—it’s about purpose, faith, and the power of storytelling through sound.
As they embark on this revolutionary journey, Bongani and Fifi have one clear message: Jehovah is more than a song—it’s a movement. And with faith as their foundation, they are ready to take the game to new heights.
