Carter IV

Carter IV has released several tracks that have caught the attention of fans in the electronic and Amapiano scenes. "Kanjani" featuring Scotts Maphuma and Vyno Keyz stands out with its catchy rhythm and relatable lyrics. "Focus," also featuring Scotts Maphuma, offers a smooth blend of beats that keeps listeners engaged.

Other notable tracks include "Angisho’vele," which features collaborations with DJ Njabsta, Novatron, and Cowboii. This track showcases a mix of styles that reflects the vibrant Amapiano genre. "Impilo Ya Ma'rockstar - Intro" sets the tone for an energetic listening experience. Tracks like "iRoko" featuring Dutch and CowBoii, "Indaba Ka Bani," and "Selo Sela" demonstrate the variety in their music. "Amaguni," with contributions from Scott Maphuma and Novatron, rounds out a solid collection of songs. Each track adds something unique to the artist’s growing discography.

Carter IV’s latest album, “Two Tone (2024),” brings a fresh perspective to the Electronic and Amapiano scenes. The album features a blend of rhythmic beats and catchy melodies that resonate with fans. Alongside the album, several singles have been released that showcase collaborations and distinct sounds.

The single “Kanjani (feat. Scotts Maphuma & Vyno Keys) (2025)” highlights a vibrant mix of vocals and instrumentals, while “Run Lap (2025)” offers a more upbeat tempo that is likely to energize listeners. Another notable track, “Dali Wam (feat. Mellow & Sleazy) (2025),” introduces a unique synergy between the artists, creating an engaging listening experience. Additionally, “Rekere 55 (2024)” stands out with its signature Amapiano elements, contributing to the album's overall appeal. Each track adds to Carter IV’s evolving sound, keeping fans eager for more.

Carter IV has engaged in several notable collaborations that highlight his versatility in electronic and Amapiano music. One standout is “Kanjani (feat. Scotts Maphuma & Vyno Keyz),” where he worked with Novatron, Mellow & Sleazy, and Scotts Maphuma, blending distinct sounds to create an engaging track.

Another significant collaboration is “Focus (feat. Scotts Maphuma),” which again features Novatron and Mellow & Sleazy, showcasing a seamless integration of their styles. The track emphasizes rhythmic beats that resonate with listeners.

Carter IV’s involvement in “Angisho’vele (feat. DJ Njabsta, Novatron, Cowboii & Carter IV)” brings together an impressive lineup, including Blacko SA and DJ Njabsta. This collaboration reflects the growing trend of collective efforts in the genre. Each of these tracks illustrates how Carter IV navigates collaborations, contributing to the evolving sound of the scene.