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Mr JazziQ (left) and Nanette (right) also have new music out this month. Pictures: Instagram
Music lovers are in for a treat this month with exciting new releases from both local and international artists.
From DJ Tira’s genre-blending EP to Lady Gaga’s much-anticipated album, here are some of the latest tracks set for release soon.
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Gqom pioneer DJ Tira is back with a fresh project, Khuphuka, set for release on 28 February.
DJ Tira’s latest offering not only celebrates Gqom’s roots but also features a fusion of Amapiano and Gqom.
He collaborated with a range of artists on the project, including DJ Maphorisa, Zeh, Xduppy, Campmasters, We Dem Boys, Nkosazana Daughter, Danger, Tipcee, Captain, Bello, and Mgilane.
Gospel artist Ambani Ramaru returns with a heartfelt new single, You Gave Me Love, also dropping on 28 February.
The song, written by Ramaru and produced by Moses Nyatheli, blends soulful vocals with a powerful message of gratitude and love.
Ramaru, who has been recording music professionally since 1996, describes the song as a warm embrace meant to inspire and uplift listeners.
Amapiano heavyweight Mr JazziQ is also on this month’s list of new offerings with the release of Majozi and its accompanying music video.
The track features an all-star lineup, including Vigro Deep, Mellow & Sleazy, Scotts Maphuma, Cowboii, and Xduppy.
For this project, Mr JazziQ also took on a new role as co-director of the music video and promises to direct even more visual projects in the future.
Global pop icon Lady Gaga has confirmed that her seventh studio album, Mayhem, will be released on 7 March.
The 14-track album, executively produced by Gaga herself alongside Michael Polansky and Andrew Watt, explores themes of chaos and transformation, celebrating music’s power to unite and inspire.
Rising South African R&B star Nanette is back with two new singles, Bad and Money Can’t Save Me.
According to Nanette, Bad is a sultry, hypnotic track that highlights confidence and allure, while Money Can’t Save Me blends reggae and soul to explore deeper themes of womanhood, faith, and self-worth.
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