Known in music circles for his sharp ear, precise arrangements, and refined production skills, JUDAH ZA is stepping forward with something deeply personal and creatively bold—his upcoming gospel single, All of Me, featuring the vocal talent of Tshepang Mphuthi.

Born Dumisani Ngwenya, JUDAH ZA has spent years behind the scenes shaping the sound of some of the country’s most respected gospel artists. Now, he’s building his own catalogue as an artist, driven by a calling to share music that reflects his personal journey of faith.
All of Me is an offering that blends simple honesty with rich musicality. While JUDAH doesn’t sing on the track himself, his signature touch is everywhere—from the layered instrumentation to the thoughtful arrangement that frames the song’s message of complete surrender to God. Tshepang Mphuthi’s vocals carry the emotion with warmth and clarity, giving the song its striking presence.
“This song is my testimony, my offering and my way of saying ‘God, You can have all of me,’”
JUDAH ZA says.
“Stepping out as an artist feels like answering a higher calling, and I’m excited to share my heart through this music.”
The path to this moment has been years in the making. JUDAH credits a conversation with Khaya Mthethwa as a pivotal turning point in how he approaches music production.
“He said ‘if an arrangement or musical idea doesn’t make an impact, then it’s unnecessary.’ That statement completely changed the way I approached music production. It shifted my perspective on the importance of purpose and intention in every note, every beat, and every arrangement.”

All of Me is the first glimpse of a larger body of work currently in development—a full-length gospel album that JUDAH is crafting with intention and care. He hints at future collaborations and a sound that pushes beyond the expected without losing its spiritual grounding.
“When choosing vocalists for my own songs, I look for authenticity, passion, and the ability to connect emotionally with the listener,”
he explains.
“It’s all about finding that voice that brings the song to life in a way that feels real and powerful.”
He also welcomes the growing wave of producers creating and releasing music under their own names
“My advice to other producers would be to stay true to your unique sound and not be afraid to take risks. Don’t rush the process—let your music speak for itself.”

Looking at the bigger picture, JUDAH hopes to see more collaboration and fresh ideas shaping the gospel scene.
“The industry could benefit from more collaboration across genres and cultures. There’s so much untapped talent out there and we need to create spaces where artists can come together to create something fresh. Also, more support and platforms for emerging artists are essential. Gospel music has the power to transform lives.”
As he continues to build this new chapter, JUDAH remains rooted in his purpose.
“To everyone supporting me on this journey—thank you! Your encouragement means everything to me. Keep the faith, stay inspired, and remember that there’s always hope, no matter the challenges you face.”
“All of Me” officially drops on Friday, 14 March 2025, and is now available to pre-order on digital music platforms.

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