Multi-talented music sensation Khanyisa Jaceni unveils a new chapter in her career with the release of ‘Softer’, a five-track EP showcasing her artistic growth.
Renowned for her vibrant Amapiano hits, Khanyisa now embraces a softer, more introspective sound, delivering emotional depth while remaining true to Amapiano’s essence.
The EP celebrates South Africa’s rich cultural heritage with tracks in Xhosa, Zulu, and Tshivenda, introducing listeners to a mature, sophisticated sound.
Each track features a unique collaboration, reflecting Khanyisa’s passion for working with other creatives and exploring diverse musical styles.
Track Listing for Khanyisa Jaceni’s EP
- Mama (Xhosa) – Featuring Silas Africa
- Sengzwile (Xhosa & Zulu) – Featuring Rivalz, Vyno Keys, Tranquilo & Tshepo Keyz
- Come Duze (Xhosa) – Featuring Sly
- NgaMandla (Xhosa) – Featuring Visca & Rivalz
- 2k’thela (Xhosa, Zulu, Tshivenda) – Featuring LeeMcKrazy, LutroDaMusic, Visca, Nandipha808, Rivalz, Tshepo Keyz, Tranquilo & Marcus MC
With contributions from rising Amapiano producers like Visca, Vyno Keys, and Tshepo Keyz, the EP balances melodic rhythms and soulful lyrics. These collaborations highlight Khanyisa’s versatility and her dedication to expanding Amapiano’s horizons.
Softer EP: A New Sound, A New Mood
Softer introduces fans to a more reflective, sensual side of Khanyisa, while still capturing the lively energy of Amapiano. Each track embodies her artistic evolution, inviting listeners to explore the depth of her talent and creative freedom.
This project is more than just a musical exploration; it’s an invitation to witness Khanyisa’s personal and artistic journey. Her commitment to authenticity and storytelling makes ‘Softer’ a significant milestone in her blossoming career.
The Softer EP is available on all streaming platforms. Stream / download it HERE.
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