The amapiano single “Imali” features a collaboration between Njezzify and Drizzy Sam from RSA, with vocals by Thux Munice. The song’s title, “Imali”, which translates to money in isiZulu, clearly indicates a track focused on the themes of hard work, striving for success, and the pursuit of a more comfortable lifestyle, a common subject in South African music that strongly connects with the everyday experiences of people.

South African artists Njezzify, Drizzy Sam (RSA) and Nompumiie have recently appeared on Kanjena alongside Ontha.

The production features a mix of deep, rolling log drums and emotive piano progressions, combining the song with a sense of rhythm and emotional depth. Njezzify and Drizzy Sam introduce a sound that feels revitalising yet grounded in authentic amapiano textures, carefully layering the rhythms to create a track that is both energetic and soulful.

Thux Munice’s vocals propel the emotional storyline, conveying lyrics that address the quest for financial independence and the challenges associated with it. His delivery is a compelling combination of emotional depth and intensity, making the song resonate with individuals who have faced the difficulties of striving for success while clinging to optimism.

The song “Imali” transcends its party anthem status to convey a message of determination and ambition, set against the backdrop of catchy amapiano beats. It addresses the daily struggle, the importance of persistence, and the common aspiration of achieving a brighter future.

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