Imbube is a lion in a isiZulu, also knoiwn as ibhubesi, ingonayama and many other words that describe a wild untamed king of it's teritorry.

iMbube - Idbeatz & Lu

To those we lost in our journey of life. Rest in peace.

Letolo Laka - Pozition Cutter Ft. Dommino Blvck & Lu

The DJ Maphoyisa remix of Uyathandwa transforms the track into a danceable, rhythm-driven Afro-house experience while retaining the soulful heart of the original. The Mahotella Kings’ signature isicathamiya harmonies provide rich, layered backing textures, giving the track cultural depth and vocal authenticity. Their call-and-response phrasing intertwines seamlessly with the lead vocal lines, creating a dynamic and uplifting interplay.

The remix is anchored by DJ Maphoyisa’s signature steady, persistent groove, featuring deep house-inspired percussion, rhythmic basslines, and subtle electronic flourishes. Light melodic elements, airy pads, and rhythmic synths complement the vocals without overshadowing them, striking a balance between modern club energy and traditional harmonic warmth.

Overall, the remix exudes joyful vibrancy, soulful energy, and cultural resonance, making it perfect for both dancefloor settings and immersive listening experiences. It celebrates the fusion of contemporary Afro-house production with timeless South African vocal traditions, showcasing a powerful collaboration between modern beats and ancestral harmonies.

Uyathandwa (Dj Maphoyisa remix)

“Angazi Manje” has a moody, emotional, and introspective South African sound. The production blends soft Amapiano rhythms with atmospheric Afro-soul elements, creating a track that feels reflective and slightly melancholic. The beat features warm log drums, gentle shakers, and a subtle, deep bassline that moves with a slow, thoughtful groove. Airy pads and minimal keys give the song a floating, uncertain, almost dreamy quality  perfect for the theme of not knowing, feeling conflicted, or being emotionally overwhelmed.

The vocals are soulful, expressive, and slightly vulnerable. The singer’s tone is warm but carries a hint of ache, with smooth phrasing and soft breathiness that brings out the emotional tension of the lyrics. The delivery is conversational and melodic, shifting between gentle singing and heartfelt emphasis. Harmonies are used sparingly but beautifully  soft, distant layers that echo the main melody and add emotional depth.

The mood of the song is uncertain, tender, reflective, and emotionally real. “Angazi Manje” feels like someone trying to navigate feelings they don’t fully understand  love, regret, confusion, or transition. The track captures the quiet moment between decisions, the inner dialogue, the tension of not having answers yet.

Overall, it’s a soulful, atmospheric, emotionally honest South African track with modern Amapiano softness and deep R&B influence.

Angazi manje

“Diploma” is a confident, heartfelt anthem that blends youthful ambition with township soul. The song carries a warm, uplifting groove built on smooth keys, gentle basslines, and rhythmic percussion that moves with a steady, motivational pulse. The vocals cut through with clarity and charm — expressive, melodic, and filled with that unmistakable Nguni cadence that gives every line a personal touch. Lyrically, “Diploma” celebrates growth, discipline, and the quiet victories that come from pushing through challenges. It feels like a soundtrack to early mornings, late nights, and the grind that shapes who you become. The chorus lands like a proud declaration, balancing both celebration and gratitude, while the verses carry storytelling warmth and gentle swagger. Overall, the track radiates hope, resilience, and youthful determination — a feel-good, soul-infused song that inspires you to keep moving forward and claim your own success story.

Diploma

“Thokoza” carries a deeply spiritual, soulful, and uplifting South African sound. The track blends warm Afro-soul vocals with soft Amapiano-inspired rhythms, creating an atmosphere that feels healing and ancestral. The beat is gentle but powerful — smooth log drums, soft shakers, and steady percussive taps that give the song a calm, grounding pulse. Light pads and emotional chord progressions create a sense of space, peace, and connection.

Mara Zikode's vocals are rich, heartfelt, and deeply expressive. They often feel prayer-like  warm tones, smooth harmonies, and a delivery that speaks directly to the heart. The singing style combines soulful melody with traditional spiritual energy, as if calling in blessings, giving gratitude, or acknowledging ancestors. The harmonies are lush and comforting, wrapping the lead voice in layers of emotional resonance.

The overall mood of “Thokoza” is healing, reflective, uplifting, and spiritually grounding. It feels like a song that restores balance, invites peace, and reminds you of inner strength and higher guidance. The sound carries that unique South African blend of heritage, soul, and modern rhythm  a track that feels like home, prayer, and celebration all at once.

Thokoza get down (prod. by Madev'ensimbi)

The song has a bold, motivational South African street-soul vibe with strong urban energy. The vocals are confident and rhythmic, delivered with a mix of soulful singing and rhythmic chant, giving the track a powerful anthem-like feeling. The production blends Amapiano-inspired drums with smooth Afro-soul melodies, creating a beat that is both catchy and uplifting.

The bassline is warm and deep, giving the song a steady groove, while the percussion feels clean, crisp, and danceable. The vocal tone is expressive and emotionally charged  a voice that feels grounded, real, and relatable. Lyrics are delivered with a sense of empowerment, self-worth, and everyday street wisdom, carried by a hook that feels memorable and chantable.

The overall sound is encouraging, street-smart, and motivational, mixing township energy with soulful musicality. It’s the kind of track that makes you nod, reflect, and hype yourself up  equal parts anthem, healing song, and confidence booster

Don't play yourself

Ubumnandi Uyazenzela” has a vibrant, carefree Amapiano party feel with warm township energy and a smooth, groovy beat. The production is upbeat but still relaxed, built on bouncy log drums, crisp percussive patterns, light shakers, and a deep bassline that gives the track a joyful swing. Bright keys, airy pads, and subtle synth melodies add a warm, festive atmosphere that feels like good vibes unfolding naturally.

 Sahara & Mahotella Kings vocals are lively, melodic, and full of personality. The singer’s tone is expressive and playful, delivered with rhythmic phrasing that matches the dance-friendly groove. There’s a call-and-response feel in the hooks, giving the song a communal, celebratory touch — the kind of track that makes people sing along without thinking. The vocal style is rooted in South African street-soul flavor, blending smooth melody with fun, catchy chants.

The overall mood is joyful, spontaneous, and feel-good. The phrase “ubumnandi uyazenzela” captures the idea that the fun creates itself — and the music reflects that perfectly. It feels like friends gathering, spontaneous dance circles, late-night energy, warm weather, and the effortless happiness of being present in the moment.

Overall, the track is a feel-good Amapiano anthem with soulful elements, township charm, and a vibe that spreads positivity without trying too hard.

Ubumnandi uyazenzela (prod. by Hadeda Soul)

Umthandazo Woxolo is a deeply soulful and prayerful Afro-soul ballad that blends intimate vocals with minimal, warm instrumentation. The lead voice is tender, airy, and emotionally expressive, reflecting Nguni tonal inflections that give the melody authenticity and natural flow. Gentle pads, soft bass, and subtle percussive textures create a spacious, meditative backdrop, while delicate backing harmonies echo key lines, enhancing the song’s reflective and spiritual mood. The overall effect is a serene, healing, and immersive listening experience, where cultural depth and emotive storytelling intertwine to evoke peace, introspection, and soulful connection.

Umthandazo woxolo (TheFKLC remix)

TheFKLC remix of Uyathandwa elevates the original track into a vibrant, contemporary Afro-soul anthem while honoring its cultural roots. Sowlthayz’s warm, velvety vocals lead the song with emotional intimacy, effortlessly blending tenderness and strength, while the Mahotella Kings provide rich, layered backing harmonies that echo traditional isicathamiya textures, creating a dynamic and immersive vocal interplay.

The remix features polished, modern production, combining soft, rhythmic percussion, deep basslines, airy pads, and subtle keys to create a lush soundscape that is both reflective and energetic. Call-and-response elements between Sowlthayz and the Mahotella Kings give the track a playful yet soulful dimension, enhancing its emotional resonance.

The overall mood is uplifting, warm, and deeply engaging, balancing contemporary Afro-soul sophistication with traditional harmonic depth. TheFKLC remix transforms Uyathandwa into a timeless, cross-generational experience, perfect for both intimate listening and vibrant gatherings, showcasing the seamless fusion of modern production and cultural heritage.

uYathandwa (TheFKLC remix)

A Chant to remind us that we are black before we are anything else.

"Children of the soil, the original design,
Let our power rise higher and shine brighter than the sun,
We were brought into this world, by the dreams of our creator,
Now we're living up to that expectation. We're OLD GODS"

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