Feli Nandi Dresses Busy Signal for Kadoma Music Festival
Afro-fusion singer and designer Feli Nandi continues to make waves in both music and fashion after dressing yet another international star. The celebrated Zimbabwean artist crafted a custom handmade African print outfit for Jamaican dancehall star Busy Signal, who headlined the Kadoma Music Festival alongside Winky D, Chris Martin, and other top performers.
Feli Nandi shared her excitement on social media, writing, “Mr Busy Signal is officially ‘Mukomana Wemarokwe’! Dressed by yours truly, ‘Musikana we Marokwe.’” The post drew widespread praise from fans who applauded her growing influence and craftsmanship.
Busy Signal’s outfit featured a blue and black men’s wear design blending African prints with a modern flair. He completed the look with a black durag and Nike sneakers, showcasing an effortless balance of African identity and urban street style. Fans hailed the collaboration as a proud moment for Zimbabwean fashion.
“This is pure greatness in the making. Please keep it up Feli Nandi, you inspire a lot of young girls,” wrote fan Tafadzwa Knowledge. Another fan, John Kiesher, commented, “Big shout out to you sis, Feli Nandi, well done on dressing Busy Signal.”
Feli Nandi expressed gratitude to her team, acknowledging their role in her brand’s growth. “I am surrounded by a good team. I have collection teams who know what they are supposed to do, and I am happy to have them,” she said.
Beyond fashion, Feli Nandi continues to explore new musical frontiers. She revealed that she recently collaborated with a rising artist she discovered on TikTok. “We are releasing a nice song soon. I did a collaboration with an upcoming artist called Muna Gwande. He has less than 300 followers, but Zimbabwe is not ready for his voice. He is amazing,” she shared.
Feli Nandi’s impact on both music and style has cemented her as one of Zimbabwe’s most versatile creatives. Known for her soulful sound and cultural authenticity, she continues to bridge art, identity, and innovation. Her influence will extend further when she performs at the upcoming Makhadzi One Woman Show in Limpopo this December, joining a lineup celebrating African women in music.
With each milestone, Feli Nandi proves she is more than a singer; she is a creative force representing Zimbabwe on the global stage.
