Big Day Out 2026 is back with two stages, more music, and a bigger lineup celebrating South Africa’s diverse sounds at Huddle Park in November.
Browsing: Amapiano
Soweto duo Ama Top Dawgz release empowering single “Khuthaza Abafwethu” ahead of their September EP, celebrating hustle and resilience.
Piano People returns to South Africa this summer with sold-out shows in Johannesburg and Cape Town, headlined by Uncle Waffles and Scorpion Kings.
South African singer-songwriter Yandisa Ntusi releases her debut EP Yimi Lo, a deeply personal collection exploring love, identity, faith, healing, and self-discovery through soulful vocals and African influences.
Major Lazer celebrates 10 years of “Lean On” with an anniversary EP featuring fresh remixes, including a standout Amapiano version from South African producer UPZ.
Da Mabusa, SoulQue, and Sabza Womqulo reunite for “Uxolo,” an emotionally charged amapiano single exploring relationship struggles and seeking forgiveness.
Soa Mattrix and Kabza De Small unite on “Memeza,” a new Amapiano and Afro-house fusion featuring Starr Healer and Fridgid Armadilo about love’s resilience.
Rising artists Musser and Skroofman release “Mawhoo,” a tribute to Amapiano star MaWhoo produced by award-nominated Woodblocks DJs.
Afrobeats Princess Chayuta releases “Surrender,” a nostalgic love anthem produced by DJ Jabs that blends modern beats with old-school romance vibes.
Ntokzin, Azana, and De Mthuda release “Bawo”, an emotionally rich Amapiano track that blends heartfelt vocals with soulful production, offering something beyond typical dancefloor hits.
DJ Stokie returns with “Skorokoro 2.0”, blending Amapiano and Maskandi with collaborators Zee_Nhle, Sminofu, Mkeyz, and Sobzeen in an exciting fusion.
Fake’well returns with “Mjakajaka,” a dreamy Amapiano slow jam featuring Mellow & Sleazy and Marsey SA, blending ethereal melodies with infectious rhythm.