Mizz

Mizz has made a mark in the electronic and house music scene with tracks that resonate with fans. "Count Your Blessings (Yanos Version)" stands out with its catchy rhythm, while "Rising - Mizz Remix" brings a fresh twist to a well-known tune. "Ntombozuko" showcases a blend of beats that keeps listeners engaged, and "Ntombozuko 2.0" offers an updated take that maintains the original's spirit.

Other notable tracks include "Tear Drops," "Ingcinga," and "Close To You." Each song contributes to Mizz's growing reputation in the genre. "Lalala" and "Ilanga" add to the collection, offering different vibes that appeal to various moods. Mizz continues to push boundaries, creating music that connects with a wide audience.

Mizz's latest album, "NEVER STOP DREAMING (2023)," showcases a blend of electronic and house influences, reflecting the artist's evolving sound. The album features tracks that resonate with themes of perseverance and ambition, inviting listeners to engage with the music on a deeper level.

Among the recent singles, "Ingcinga (2024)" stands out with its rhythmic beats and captivating melodies. Additionally, "Nguwe (2023)" and "Ntombozuko (2023)" continue to push boundaries within the genre, each bringing a unique flavor to the dance floor. The "Broken Remixes (2023)" offers a fresh take on earlier hits, adding a new dimension to Mizz's discography. This collection of work emphasizes the artist's commitment to innovation and connection through music.

Mizz has engaged in several notable collaborations that showcase a blend of styles within electronic and house music. One significant track is “Count Your Blessings (Yanos Version)” featuring Rabs Vhafuwi. This collaboration combines Mizz's rhythmic sensibilities with Rabs' unique approach, creating a track that resonates well on dance floors.

Another interesting collaboration is “Ntombozuko 2.0” with TORNADO. This track captures an energetic vibe, reflecting both artists' strengths. “Ingcinga,” with NuroGroove, offers a fresh take on sound design, appealing to fans of melodic house.

Mizz also teamed up with Deepconsoul and Denny Dugg on “Lalala,” merging their distinct styles into a cohesive sound. Additionally, “Ilanga” featuring Musa stands out, emphasizing vocal harmonies and a smooth flow. Each collaboration highlights Mizz's ability to connect with various artists, enriching the electronic music landscape.