In the midst of a world ravaged by the undead, where survival is paramount and alliances are fleeting, the melodies of South African singer Ami Faku offer a glimmer of hope amidst the chaos. As survivors navigate the treacherous terrain of the zombie apocalypse, her song “Asibe Happy,” featuring DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small, finds its place in the eerie soundtrack of AMC’s “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” in season 1 , episode 4.
In a universe where humanity’s fight for existence is set against a backdrop of relentless undead hordes, the inclusion of Faku’s music adds a poignant layer to the narrative. As characters like Rick Grimes and Michonne embark on their quest for survival and identity, the haunting melodies serve as a reminder of the world they left behind.
While some fans have praised the fitting choice of the song within the series, others celebrate it as a testament to the global recognition of South African music. Comments flood social media platforms, with enthusiasts expressing both delight and pride in seeing their cultural heritage showcased on an international stage.
Amidst the carnage and uncertainty of a world overrun by zombies, the inclusion of Ami Faku’s music serves as a reminder of the resilience of art and the enduring power of music to unite, uplift, and transcend even the darkest of times. As survivors continue their journey, her voice echoes through the wastelands, offering solace and strength in the face of unimaginable horrors.
Ami Faku's 'Asibe Happy' featuring DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small features on the Walking Dead. pic.twitter.com/ucPBtHLni7
— Musa Khawula (@Musa_Khawula) May 2, 2024Picture: @ami_faku
