House Of ESAMA

House Of ESAMA has made a mark in the electronic and dance music scene with a range of tracks that resonate well with fans. One standout is “Gibela,” a track that captures attention with its catchy rhythm. Alongside it, “Abafazi Babo” brings energy that gets listeners moving on the dance floor.

Other notable tracks include “Bass & Drum,” which showcases a solid beat, and the instrumental version of “Gibela,” allowing for an immersive listening experience. “Fake Friendz” and “Indabakabani” also contribute to their growing catalog. Tracks like “Sbhamu,” “Uyithanda Kanjani,” “Nyash,” and “Dali Dali KONKA” round out their offerings, showcasing a variety of sounds that appeal to different tastes. Each track has its own vibe, making House Of ESAMA a versatile name in the music scene.

House Of ESAMA has recently released their latest album, "House Of ESAMA (Side B) (2024)," which adds to their growing catalog. This album showcases a range of electronic and dance tracks, capturing the artist’s style while introducing new sounds.

Their latest singles, "Gibela (2025)," "Bass & Drum (2025)," "Abafazi Babo (2024)," and "Amerido Revisit (2024)," continue to explore the fusion of beats typical of House Of ESAMA’s work. Each track offers a unique rhythm designed to engage listeners. "Gibela" stands out with its infectious groove, while "Bass & Drum" emphasizes the artist's signature sound. "Abafazi Babo" brings a fresh vibe, and "Amerido Revisit" revisits earlier themes with a modern twist. These releases reflect the evolution of their music, appealing to both new fans and long-time listeners.

House Of ESAMA has engaged in notable collaborations that showcase a blend of creativity in electronic and dance music. One of the standout tracks is “Gibela,” featuring MINOR & Choppa, Jay Music, and Kozzi. This collaboration brings together various influences, creating a vibrant sound that resonates with listeners.

Another significant track is “Bass & Drum,” which includes collaborations with Lanokies and DJ Lag. This track highlights energetic beats and rhythmic elements, emphasizing the collaborative spirit of the artists involved.

“Fake Friendz,” featuring Leecose and MaVest, also deserves mention, as it explores themes of trust and betrayal with an engaging sound. Additionally, “Indabakabani” showcases Jay Music, MaVest, and Tremic Dah Rockstar, further expanding House Of ESAMA's reach within the dance music scene. Each collaboration contributes to a diverse portfolio, reflecting different styles and narratives within the genre.