Author: Seeker
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PRVIS3 & Ntwana_R – Dlala Ngami ft. Oskido
Dlala Ngami produced a soulful but groove-heavy Amapiano track featuring PRVIS3, Ntwana_R, and Oskido. Oskido’s background in house and kwaito music gives the cooperation a classic character. In their slick production, PRVIS3 and Ntwana_R deftly combine updated, refined sound with traditional Amapiano characteristics. Together Yumbs, Zuma, EeQue, Danko, TitoM, Yuppe, PRVIS3, Eltee and Senjay. The…
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EeQue & Focalistic – Rekisa Kapela ft. Certified Dyan
Certified Dyan appears on the intriguing Amapiano composition “Rekisa Kapela,” an EeQue and Focalistic collaboration. Through its powerful beats and contagious melodies, which especially combined with Focalistic’s charismatic energy and dynamic delivery, the single catches the authenticity of South African street culture. EeQue creates a compelling, throbbing rhythm with his deft use of the log…
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Mas Musiq, DJ Maphorisa & Kabza De Small – Jikeleza ft. Nia Pearl & Mawhoo
Together with amazing guest vocals Nia Pearl and Mawhoo, Mas Musiq, DJ Maphorisa, and Kabza De Small mix their skills on the masterpiece “Jikeleza.” Deep grooves, expressive melodies, and strong voices are expertly combined in this tune creating an immersive, enchanted genre experience. The irresistible rhythms of this song keep listeners dancing while also maintaining…
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Djy Ma’Ten & Mr JazziQ – Zenzile ft. Leerosoul, Thatohatsi & Jandas
Two powerful players in Amapiano music, Djy Ma’ Ten and Mr. JazziQ, created the hypnotic “Zenzile.” Along with excellent production that deftly combines melodic brilliance with deep rhythms, this song highlights the vocal skills of Leerosoul, Thatohatsi, and Jandas. An Amapiano beat underlined by wood drums and enhanced by atmospheric synths drives this song. While…
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ilovelethu, Heavy-K & Sir Trill – Nawe ft. Matics N
Together, ilovelethu, Heavy-K, Sir Trill, Matics N, generate a soulful Afro-house music called Nawe. Heavy-K sets the tone for his forceful, drum-heavy works with a mix of deep bass and brilliant, uplifting melodies. The song gains emotional depth and irrepressible rhythm from the cooperation between Ilovelethu and Sir Trill. His performance fits exactly the musical…
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Novatron, Mellow & Sleazy & DJ 787 – Kshubile ft. Scotts Maphuma & GoodGuy Styles
Together, Nov ATK, Mellow & Sleazy, DJ 787, Scotts Maphuma, and GoodGuy Styles produced the supercharged Amapiano hit, “Kshubile.” The hypnotic, genre-defining feel of the tune comes from its vivid synths, strong rhythms, and log percussion. The song’s vibrant bounce across its whole is preserved by the deep bass lines and bouncy rhythm. The vocal…
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Inner City, Thuto The Human & 2woBunnies – BIG FUN
Featuring Thuto The Human and 2woBunnies, Inner City’s “BIGFun presents an explosive mix of house, techno, and Afro rhythms.” Inner City’s deep, electronic grooves, as a legendary house music ensemble, contrast with the modern Afro-house inspirations of Thuto The Human and 2woBunnies, so honoring a dance culture. Strong basslines, snappy percussion, and fast stimulating synths…
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Junior Taurus & Jubsta – Valhalla
Valhalla of Junior Taurus and Jubsta is a stimulating mix of strong beats and seductive sounds. Drawing on the Norse hall of the slain, the title suggests a celebration and triumph motif. Junior Taurus and Jubsta, who visited The Ritual recently, Producing a track marked by pulsing basslines, rhythmic percussion, and vivid synths, Junior Taurus…
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Mas Musiq & Aymos – Anginandaba Nabo ft. Eemoh
Working together, Mas Musiq and Aymos “Anginandaba Nabo,” which features Eemoh, exhibits both Amapiano genre rhythmic complexity and emotional melody range. In Zulu, the title—meaning “I’m not concerned about them”—captures the reflective and self-assured attitude of the tune. Deep bass lines, sophisticated piano riffs, and rhythmic percussion define Mas Musiq’s work. The strong foundation created…
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Mas Musiq & Nia Pearl – Ngi Moja ft. Aymos
With this Amapiano project called Ngi Moja, Mas Musiq, Nia Pearl, and Aymos combine melodic components with rhythmic beats startlingly. In Zulu, the title, “I’m here,” means “self-assured attitude.” Comprising throbbing drums, flowing synths, and intricate percussion, Mas Musiq’s sound is immersive and captivating. The powerful grooves of the song introduce the highlighted musicians. On…