Amaza

Amaza has made a mark in the contemporary hip hop scene with several standout tracks. "Matha (feat. djygubzin.live & Amaza)" features engaging beats and a catchy hook that resonates well with fans. "Le goût est mélangé" showcases a blend of rhythms, reflecting a diverse musical influence.

Other notable tracks like "Soussata," "Essayer," and "Djögomo" highlight Amaza's unique style. "Wouribily" and "Mariage" also add to the mix, each bringing their own flavor. The acoustic version of "Le goût est mélangé" presents a different vibe, allowing listeners to appreciate the music in a new light. Additionally, tracks like "Cedi" and "M'mama" continue to expand their discography, keeping fans engaged with fresh sounds.

Amaza's latest album, "Mouctar," released in 2024, showcases a mix of sounds and themes that resonate with contemporary hip hop. The project features tracks that explore various aspects of life, reflecting personal and social narratives.

Recent singles like "Diyore" and "Cedi," both set for release in 2025, continue this trend, promising to expand on the themes presented in the album. "Mariage," released in 2024, dives into relationships and commitments, while "Le goût est mélangé (Version acoustic)," which came out in 2023, offers a softer take on the artist's signature style. Each song contributes to Amaza's evolving sound, appealing to both new listeners and long-time fans.

Amaza has been part of several notable collaborations that highlight a range of styles within contemporary hip-hop. One significant track is “Matha,” featuring djygubzin.live, along with NASAA and Chley. This collaboration blends different voices and lyrical approaches, creating a dynamic listening experience. The interplay between the artists adds depth to the song, showcasing their individual strengths.

Another collaboration, “Diyore,” with Koury Simple, offers a distinct vibe. The partnership brings together unique flows and musical ideas, allowing both artists to explore new creative territories. “Maluwe,” featuring Mphoet, further diversifies Amaza's work, illustrating a smooth fusion of their styles.

Lastly, “Bawo,” alongside Mfana Mdu, rounds out this collaboration list. Each track serves as a testament to the versatility and creativity present in Amaza's collaborations, reflecting the evolving nature of contemporary hip-hop.