Camagwini, whose real name is Siphokazi Buti, is a South African singer-songwriter known for her powerful voice and evocative lyrics that often draw upon traditional Xhosa rhythms and melodies, fused with elements of soul, jazz, and Afro-pop. Camagwini, which means "to be with girls" in Xhosa, initially gained recognition with her debut album "Zivile" in 2008, which set the stage for her soulful blend of modern and indigenous sounds. Her music often addresses themes such as women's empowerment, social justice, and the celebration of African culture, which resonate with a wide audience within South Africa and beyond.

Her most recent releases, including the albums "Zanemvulakazi," "Dubai," and "Emandulo," see her continuing to explore these themes while also evolving her sound. "Zanemvulakazi," which translates to "Women Kings," is a testament to her continued advocacy for female strength and perseverance, whereas "Emandulo" reflects on traditional customs and origins, often delving into history and storytelling. "Dubai," while being the name of one of her songs, also hints at her international aspirations, bridging her African roots with global music influences. Throughout her career, Camagwini has established herself as a unique and influential voice in contemporary South African music, drawing acclaim for her social consciousness and musical artistry.