South African Afro Tech sensation Drega has just announced his latest project, Kharnju II, an electrifying EP. Leading the charge is the standout single, “Nqaba Ngami Nkosi,” featuring the mesmerizing vocals of Afro-house songstress Simmy and the soulful touch of Masandi. This collaboration delivers a refreshing and immersive sonic experience, blending deep Afro Tech rhythms with heartfelt melodies.
A Fusion of Sounds and Growth
Kharnju II is a testament to Drega’s growth as an artist, showcasing his ability to push creative boundaries while staying true to his African-rooted sound. The EP explores a fusion of traditional African rhythms and cutting-edge electronic elements, making for a rich and captivating listening experience. From intricate drum patterns to soaring melodies, each track takes listeners on a journey through the ever-evolving Afro Tech landscape.
Meet the Powerhouse Artists Behind ‘Nqaba Ngami Nkosi’
Drega: The Rising Star of Afro Tech
Born Yanga Zodala, Drega is a producer and DJ who has made a significant impact in the Afro-house scene. His signature style seamlessly blends deep house grooves with African melodies, earning him collaborations with industry heavyweights like DJ Tira, Babes Wodumo, Distruction Boyz, and Mampintsha. With previous hits such as “Kali Koi,” “Mntwana,” and “Mama Dear,” he continues to carve out his own space in the music industry, solidifying his reputation as a force to be reckoned with.
Simmy: The Queen of Afro-House & Neo-Soul
Simphiwe Majobe Nhlangulela, known professionally as Simmy, has been a dominant figure in the South African music scene since her 2018 breakthrough with Tugela Fairy. Her music, a fusion of Afro-house, neo-soul, and neo-folk, has earned her both commercial success and critical acclaim. She has worked with the likes of Sun-El Musician, Black Coffee, and Ami Faku, making her one of the most sought-after voices in the industry.
Sykes: Amapiano’s Newest Star on the Rise
Hailing from Umhlanga, Sykes is a fast-rising talent whose versatility allows him to navigate genres like Amapiano, Afro Tech, and Gqom with ease. His big break came when he was featured on Prince Kaybee’s “Ayabulela,” and his freestyle of “Sisekakeni Babies” went viral, solidifying his name in the game. Named Apple Music’s Up Next artist in South Africa, he continues to make waves with his genre-blending approach.
Listen Now!
With Kharnju II, Drega continues to push the envelope, proving why he is one of the most exciting names in Afro Tech. “Nqaba Ngami Nkosi” is more than just a single—it’s a statement of innovation, collaboration, and musical excellence.
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