The Meeting Place - Hugh Masekela x Machel Montano x Siparia Deltones

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‘The Meeting Place’
sung & performed by Hugh Masekela, Machel Montano and Siparia Deltones Steel Orchestra 


Official Audio for “The Meeting Place - Amapiano Version” by Hugh Masekela x Machel Montano x Siparia Deltones, produced by Doc Jones, Jester x DJ Puffy. 

Song Credits: 
Song Title: The Meeting Place - Amapiano Version 
Artist: Hugh Masekela x Machel Montano x Siparia Deltones 
Composers/Writers: Carlton “Zanda” Alexander, Akinola Sennon, Hugh Masekela, Machel Montano, Cerdic Jones, Paul Jones & Andre Parris
Original produced by: Akinola Sennon & Carlton “Zanda” Alexander 
Amapiano Version produced by: Doc Jones, Jester x DJ Puffy 
Additional instrumentation by: Keshav Background vocals by: Peter ‘WiLDXFiRE’ Noel 
Mixed by: Doc Jones 
Mastered by: Nikholai Greene (N.M.G. Music)

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