Kabza De Small Biography [Age, Album, Girlfriend, Songs, Net Worth, Wikipedia, House & More]

Kabza De Small: History, Bio, Photo
Full Name: Kabelo Motha
Stage Name: Kabza De Small
Born: 27 November 1992
Age: 28 years old
Place of Birth: Mpumalanga, South Africa
Nationality: South African
Parents: N/A
Children: N/A
Height: N/A
Siblings: N/A
Girlfriend • Wife: Not Disclosed
Occupation: DJ • Record Producer
Net Worth: $400,000

Born in Mpumalanga, South Africa, also the king of Amapiano, Kabelo Motha aligned professionally as Kabza De Small is a 28 years old South African Disc Jockey and record producer.

The South African DJ, Kabza De Small born November 27, 1992, is a native of Alexandra, South Africa but had his growing up in Pretoria. He ventilated into music back in 2009; Afro-fused house and EDM, dropped his album Avenue Sounds in 2016 under the imprint of House Afrika Records which production was credited to him.

Kabza De Small also had a joint album Scorpion Kings with fellow SA Disc Jockey, DJ Maphorisa which was released in 2019.

In 2019, online streaming platform Spotify named Kabza De Small most streamed South African Artist of the year. He’s currently signed under the record labels; New Money Gang and Piano Hub Records. In 2020, Kabza De Small Net Worth is said to be estimated at $400,000.

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