Fakewell

Fakewell has made a mark in the electronic and dance music scene with several notable tracks. “Siyzihlobo,” featuring Scotts Maphuma, Mellow & Sleazy, showcases a blend of voices and beats that resonate well with fans. Another standout is “Wave Ke Wave,” featuring Shakes, Les, and Uncool MC, which brings a lively energy that can easily fill a dance floor.

Tracks like “Ase Nna - 2023 Remastered Version” and “Ten Special - 2023 Remastered Version” highlight their ability to refresh and reinterpret previous works. “IraQ Vox” and “Mgani Ka Mbali” also contribute to their diverse sound. Other tracks such as “Rugal,” “Bvm - Freestyle,” and “Yey - Freestyle” further demonstrate their range and creativity. Each release adds to their growing reputation in the vibrant South African music scene.

Fakewell has been part of notable collaborations that have contributed to electronic and dance music. One significant track is “Siyzihlobo,” featuring Yumbs, LeeMcKrazy, Vyno Keys, and Scotts Maphuma. This collaboration showcases a blend of talents, creating a sound that resonates with listeners. The mix of different styles adds depth to the track, making it a highlight in Fakewell's catalog.

Another important collaboration is “Wave Ke Wave,” where Fakewell worked alongside Focalistic, Ch'cco, and Uncool MC. This track has gained traction in the dance music scene, driven by its catchy rhythm and engaging lyrics. The synergy among these artists has resulted in a vibrant piece that stands out.

Additionally, “Mgani Ka Mbali” features Djy Zan SA, further expanding Fakewell's reach in the genre. The collaboration with uLazi and Shuga Mizer on “Rugal” also reflects a diverse approach to electronic music. Each of these partnerships emphasizes collaborative creativity, showcasing a range of sounds and styles within the genre.