Although they have not split, the statement confirmed that Bongani Mahosana who is affectionately known as Murdah Bongz is in the process of launching his own solo career. 
“The  only  change which does not affect the duo is that Murdah has  rebranded  himself from  Murdah to Mörda .  This  is because  he is preparing  to  launch  his solo career as a DJ, but still remains part and parcel of Black Motion,” the statement continues. They have refuted the claims this is not the first time that the pair raised eyebrows about going separate ways. 

 

Last year when they released their studio album which was titled Healers: The Last Chapter, everyone thought they were splitting due to the title of the project.  The award-winning duo also revealed that they are working on an album together and Thabo Mabogwane  is also venturing  into  other business  aspects which will be announced  once they have solidified. 

“We trust  that  this  dispels any rumours  or uncertainties  from  our fans, industry  peers, promoters,  brand agencies  or any future events we  are booked at. Lastly, we  would  like  say a  big Thank  You all our supporters for their  endless  love,” the statement concluded. 

Black Motion is South African electronic duo known for blending house music with lively indigenous percussion as well as multilingual vocals with an array of guests from the country’s thriving dance music community.
According to Spotify their 2011 debut, Talking to the Drums, helped establish them as leading purveyors of the burgeoning South African house scene.