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Top Songs of 2012, as picked by Sowetan readers

As 2012 comes to an end, people want to a start the New Year on an upbeat mode. We asked our readers to nominate their song of the song of the year, and here's what YOU like..

  • Tsa Mandebele - by Oskido

This is one is everyone’s favourite with a strong bass that compliments Candy’s reverberating vocals to inspire people to blow away bonuses. It is also a timeless tune.

  • Take Me To My love by Ralf Gum Ft Monique Bingham

A club banger from hit maker Ralf, this song is guaranteed to be on repeat for most of party animals. The trick is you should play it before everyone else does and you will be a crowd puller. Encourage your companions to sing along.

  • Via Orlando by DJ Mahoota vs Vetkuk

This song is also called the setlamatlama (hangover) song. To enjoy it, dance to it with Dr Malinga’s flying kicks dance moves.

  • Summer Time by DJ Tira Ft Big Nuz & Joocy

Another hit song from the Durban boys to keep us up on our feet to welcome the year on a high note. It is to be played at picnics and family get-togethers.

  • I Deserve by Donald

Weddings and parties are going to be overwhelmed and go down to touch the floor. You can dance to this tune whilst thinking about the one you love.

  • Palesa by L'vovo Derrango

It is a typical kwaito song even though the lyrics are offensive. The beat is good, however. Clubs go crazy when DJs play this tune.

  • Rock My World by Black Coffee

Round up your friends and jam! This track will take you there with accentuated ease.

  • I’ve Never Been To Heaven by Mi Casa

When the hype is ending and you have just had a few sips of your favourite drink, this track sets the tone for some deep reflection. Put your arm around your lady’s waist and dance your way out into the New Year.

  • Khaba Lenja by DJ Vetkuk vs Mahoota

Gold diggers love this track! Be warned: If you do not have whatsapp, a car, a house and all the trimmings, you will to go back home alone.

  • Inhliziyo Yam by Garth & G-Rel mixed by Jaguar Paw

Romantic Zulu vocals and a beautiful storyline behind it, lovers will enjoy this time of the year and it is set to set the dance floors on fire.

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