Is Liquideep making a comeback? Fans react to their playful TikTok video
South African house-soul duo Liquideep, known for hits like "Fairytale" and "Alone", has sparked speculation about a possible return to the music scene.
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Do you remember Liquideep, the South African music duo behind hits like “Fairytale”, “BBM”, “Welcome Aboard”, “Alone” and “Something About You”?
Fans who grew up on their music have often asked where they went, and it now seems the duo is preparing a return.
Liquideep consists of Ziyon and Ryzor. They released their debut album, “Oscillations”, in 2009, which quickly resonated on the streets of Mzansi.
That success was followed by “Fabrics of the Heart" in 2010 and “Welcome Aboard" in 2013.
Their music blended emotion with rhythm, creating tracks that were both radio-friendly and club-ready. Over time, their songs became staples of the South African music scene, with fans connecting to the melodies and lyrics in a way that few acts could match.
The duo received several awards and nominations throughout their career.
After several years of success, the duo largely disappeared from the public eye. Fans speculated about their absence while Ziyon pursued a solo career.
Despite being less visible, their songs continued to enjoy steady streams and radio play, keeping the duo’s legacy alive in the hearts of fans.
This week, Liquideep reappeared online in a way that suggested a full comeback.
On TikTok, they posted a video showing a playful conversation between themselves. The caption read: “We missed you too.”
In the clip, Ziyon jokingly tells Ryzor, “Hey man, they say that we’re liquidated, bra. We got liquidated.”
Ryzor laughs, and the two joke about being “rehydrated,” as Ziyon hands Ryzor a glass of water and they both take a sip.
The clip ends with a sense of anticipation, signalling that the duo may be ready to return to making music together.
The post quickly attracted attention from fans. The comments were a mix of excitement and nostalgia.
One user wrote, “A Liquideep concert would make so much sense.” Another urged them to stay true to their sound, saying, “And please don’t change your sound to try to 'fit in,' we are still here.”
A third added, “I used to pray for times like these.”
The brief TikTok video is the first post on Liquideep’s page and has sparked hope among fans that the duo may be planning new music.