Ndlovu Choir collaboration entered for 2 GRAMMY® AWARDS!

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A Ndlovu Choir collaboration has been entered for two GRAMMY® AWARDS! The first single of legendary Queen drummer Roger Taylor’s 2026 album Violence Insane In A Beautiful World features the Ndlovu Choir (previously the Ndlovu Youth Choir) as prominent collaborators.

 

Ndlovu Choir collaboration entered for 2 GRAMMY® AWARDS!

 

This helps to drive the song’s anthemic energy with their trademark vocals. The song has now been entered in the categories Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance for 2027 GRAMMY Award consideration. Taylor recently released his Come On Summer (It’s Party Time) album.

 

Violence Insane In A Beautiful World

 

Ahead of their year-end show “African Christmas”, running at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg from 11 to 13 December, this collaboration and announcement helps to further raise the Choir’s international profile. At the same time, it aids to promote the work of the Limpopo collective to fans of Queen, Roger Taylor and the massive worldwide audience who look to the GRAMMY’s for guidance on the best in music across a wide range of genres.

 

 

Helps to further raise the Choir’s international profile

 

Says Ndlovu Choir founder and conductor Ralf Schmitt: “Working with Roger Taylor has been such a special experience for all of us, and something we’ll remember for a long time. Having our song entered for two GRAMMY® Awards is incredibly exciting, and we’re just so proud to be part of it.”

 

WATCH: The official lyric video for Come On Summer (It’s Party Time)

Merentia Van Der Vent
Merentia Van Der Vent
Merentia joined the media world in 1996 and in 2001, she took her first steps in the broadcasting world. In her free time, she likes to go on adventures in the city. She also likes to learn new dances, not that she is any good at that.

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