Back in the game after his debut single titled "The Return (freestyle)", Sum'a is coming through with YET another hot freestyle-type track titled "My Life". The song is a story of everything he went through during the period 2021-2022, where he faced a lot of challenges that led to his mental health deteriorating and was eventually diagnosed with depression and anxiety. The song was inspired by Areece's Rich, which was featured on Gwan Big-Up Urself 2. The beat sample is from Cymatics.fm and the whole song was mixed and mastered by Thabvng. 
With the release of "My Life (Freestyle)", Sum'a seems to be looking to gain more momentum and keep serving good music. The Virginia (Free State) rapper is hoping to reach more people with his music and continue representing his hometown, province and his country.

My Life (Freestyle)

Mongezi Perseverance Maru (born July 20, 2000),  professionally known as Sum'a Dragabba, is a South African rap sensation from Virginia, in the Free State. The future lyrical genius made his mark in 2022 when he released what seems to be his biggest freestyle to a challenge posted by Rapper Malome Vector on Instagram and Tik Tok, reaching over 5500 views across all social media platforms.

This was only the beginning of a beautiful and amazing rise to become a very talented superstar. Sum'a has only released 4 songs on his Soundcloud and Audiomack platforms, 2 of which are currently doing the rounds on digital stores. The young sensation has reached a total of over 1500 plays on all digital stores and continues to rise accordingly. His latest release, "My Life (Freestyle)" , is his favorite project, charting over 500 plays across all digital stores and continuing to rise. The rapper has taken his role as a rising superstar seriously, saying "It's a different type of talent hake fihla on screens; I'm bringing the trouble", which is evident in his works as he is casually seen causing havoc in the Hip-Hop scene.

The young sensation has worked with the likes of Thabang Legodi (production), Untitlvd Network (photography), Azzimatto Photography, Eugene The Dream (production), and From Scratch Gvng (collaboration), and is looking to work with more artists and brands. Sum'a Dragabba has also shared the stage with the biggest stars in the country, including Xavier Thxmas, Phemelo Saxer, The Rare Breeds, Maglera Doe Boy, Toss, 25K, and Lady Du.

Sum'a is currently working on releasing a new anthem for summer, titled 'Ntswempu', with production from Proddy and Engineered by Proddy and Chabeli Molelekoa. With hopes of reaching new heights, the young sensation is working too hard to make his name known to the world and serve only great music to the people.