People in Amsterdam dancing to “Jika” by Mi Casa is proof that South African music really travels. Released in 2013, “Jika” became one of Mi Casa’s most loved songs and more than a decade later, it can still get a crowd moving thousands of kilometres away from Mzansi.
#MiCasa
DJ Maphorisa in the studio with Maskandi artists and you can already feel something cooking .Amapiano meets Maskandi , two proudly South African sounds in one room.
#DJMaphorisa#Maskandi#Amapiano#SouthAfricanMusic#Mzansi
Tshego putting his own spin on Nayvee’s Prayer. The South African singer and rapper brought his signature smooth vocals to the track, and this version just hits different. Mzansi talent doing what it does best.
#Tshego#Nayvee#Prayer#SouthAfricanMusic#MzansiMusic
Dave and Central Cee released “Sprinter” in June 2023, and it quickly became a massive hit, spending 10 weeks at No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart. Years later, South Africa still knows every single word .Some songs really don’t get old.
#Dave#CentralCee#Sprinter#DaveSouthAfrica
There’s something about Amapiano that just gets everyone moving ,Seeing people all over the world loving “Molo” is so cool. South African music really has travelled far. #amapiano
“We Are One” feels extra special today. Different cultures, different languages, different stories but music has a way of bringing South Africa together. 📷📷 Happy Heritage Day! #heritageday#heritageday2026#braaiday
Anele Zondo has officially released her long-awaited single “Royalty” and she’s making a statement.
This new era is showing a different side of Anele, as she continues to cement her place in South African music and prove she’s a force to be reckoned with.
A few lucky guests got to see Tyla perform up close at an exclusive private event at TAO in New York City.
The South African star took to the stage for the intimate performance, giving guests a very different Tyla experience from her usual massive festival and concert crowds.
One of those moments South Africans will never forget .Cardi B brought Tyla out on stage to perform “Chanel” together, From a South African artist making waves online to sharing a stage with some of the biggest names in the world Tyla’s rise has been incredible to watch.
Before streaming, TikTok and viral sounds, South African streets were filled with the sounds of Kwaito. New Age became one of the memorable groups of that era, with “Uyajola” becoming a classic that many Mzansi fans still remember today.
At just 2 years old, Black Coffee’s godson lost his eyesight after being diagnosed with a rare eye cancer. Today, at only 13, he is turning his story into something powerful through music.
#BurningMan 2026 looked like something from a movie
From a broken Eiffel Tower in the desert to surprise DJ sets, weddings and thousands of people dancing until sunrise this is why Burning Man is unlike any festival on Earth.
Which moment would you want to experience?
Tyla was spotted enjoying a night out in NYC as the DJ put their own spin on “Who’s That Girl” From Johannesburg to hearing her own music remixed in New York clubs.Better than the original or are we keeping Tyla’s version?
Shimza brought the signature sound behind the decks, while Thato Immaculate delivered the vocals that turned “Uma Wami” into something special live on stage.This is the type of collaboration that reminds you how powerful South African music is when DJs and vocalists come together