Khathapillar

Khathapillar has made a mark in the electronic dance music scene with tracks that resonate well with fans. "Motoaitoai" stands out for its catchy beat that gets listeners moving. "Diqabang - Radio Edit" offers a fresh vibe, showcasing rhythmic elements that fit well in any DJ's set.

Other notable tracks include "Umlil Ovuthayo," "Umswenko," and "Lebelo," each bringing its own flavor to the dance floor. "Hlokomela" and "Nako" also contribute to his growing catalog, appealing to a wide audience. Collaborations like "Iminyaka" featuring Xylokeys and Shane907, and "Uyazibuza" with Wesley Keys, add depth to his work. "Sedi Laka" rounds out the selection, providing yet another track that fans can enjoy. Each song maintains a distinct energy, making Khathapillar a name to watch in the genre.

Khathapillar's latest album, "Kganya," released in 2025, showcases a blend of electronic and dance music that resonates with listeners. The project includes a mix of energetic beats and rhythmic undertones, typical of their style. Each track brings a fresh perspective on contemporary electronic sounds while maintaining a connection to their roots.

Among the new singles, "Hlokomela," "Nako," and "Umswenko," all released in 2025, stand out for their engaging melodies and danceable rhythms. "Motoaitoai," released in 2024, also contributes to the artist's evolving sound, highlighting their ability to experiment while remaining accessible. These tracks reflect Khathapillar's commitment to creating music that invites listeners to move and connect.

Khathapillar has engaged in several notable collaborations that reflect his style and reach within the electronic and dance music scene. One significant track is “Motoaitoai,” featuring both Kamoh Xaba and Romeo Makota. This collaboration showcases a blend of their distinct influences, contributing to a compelling sound that resonates with listeners.

Another track worth mentioning is “Diqabang - Radio Edit.” This song includes contributions from Sol Phenduka, Smash SA, and Kamoh Xaba, forming a vibrant mix that highlights the strengths of each artist. Furthermore, “Umlil Ovuthayo,” with Romeo Makota and Nokwazi Dlamini, brings a different flavor to his discography, emphasizing rich vocal work alongside Khathapillar's production.

The collaboration on “Umswenko” with Mr Maker also stands out, as it delivers a unique take on contemporary dance music. Lastly, “Lebelo” reunites Kamoh Xaba and Romeo Makota again, illustrating Khathapillar's ability to create compelling partnerships that elevate his music and broaden his audience.