Khanya De Vocalist

Khanya De Vocalist has made a notable impact in the electronic and Amapiano scenes. Tracks like “Amasango” and “Kuzokhanya” showcase a blend of catchy rhythms and engaging melodies that resonate with fans. “Ukhona (feat. Khanya De Vocalist)” and “iThemba (feat. Khanya De Vocalist)” highlight collaborations that bring different styles together, creating a unique listening experience.

Other tracks such as “Nguwe (feat. Khanya De Vocalist)” and “Uthando (feat. Khanya De Vocalist)” further solidify her presence in the genre. Songs like “Isimo” and “Ngikhulule” reflect a range of themes and emotions, appealing to a broad audience. The collaboration on “Sometimes (feat. Beetee 4071, Khanya De Vocalist & Mr Nation Thingz)” adds a fresh dynamic, showing versatility in her work. Each track contributes to her growing discography, drawing listeners into the vibrant world of Amapiano music.

Khanya De Vocalist has recently released several singles that showcase a blend of electronic and Amapiano influences. The track "Ngiyahluleka (2025)" presents a rhythmic exploration of emotions, while "Inkumbulo (2025)" delves into themes of memory and nostalgia. Both songs contribute to a growing narrative in the contemporary South African music scene.

Another notable release is "Kuzokhanya (2025)," which brings an upbeat vibe, inviting listeners to engage with its lively tempo. "Ukuqonda (2024)" rounds out the recent offerings, featuring a more introspective sound that encourages reflection. Each track adds a unique layer to Khanya's evolving artistry, appealing to a diverse audience while maintaining roots in local musical traditions.

Khanya De Vocalist has teamed up with various artists, contributing to the evolving sound of Amapiano and electronic music. One notable collaboration is “iThemba,” featuring Malumz on Decks and Kopoy Zukar. This track showcases a blend of rhythmic beats and smooth vocals, characteristic of the genre.

Another significant release is “Ukhona,” where Khanya collaborates with BitterSoul and DJ Jaivane. The synergy among the artists creates a lively atmosphere, making it a favorite in local dance scenes.

In “Nguwe,” Khanya joins Echo Deep, Scrooge Kmoa, and Takue SBT, further enriching her discography. Each collaboration reflects different sonic elements while maintaining her signature style. Other tracks like “Amasango” with Josiah De Disciple and “Kuzokhanya” with Smash SA also highlight her versatility and ability to connect with diverse artists in the music scene.