“Lorato La Maloba” is smooth, heartfelt, and unapologetically grown. Ntsimbi Skelem teams up with Thato Tladi, Jackalass Onetym, and B.O 6eatz to bring back the kind of love that doesn’t fade—the ride-or-die, still-there-when-you’re-with-the-boys type.

Backed by mellow production and honest verses, this track doesn’t beg for attention—it earns it. A quiet banger for anyone craving that real, old-school connection.

This isn’t an artist chasing trends. Alkebulan cements Sebina as a creator fully in control of her sound, pushing boundaries while staying deeply connected to her roots.

Mpho Sebina isn’t just making music—she’s building a legacy. Alkebulan is a carefully curated sonic experience, weaving together Afro-soul, jazz, and folk influences with a lineup of collaborators that expand its reach.

With features from Aya Chebbi, MiDi KwaKwa, Lioness Ratang, Karun, and Mopao Mumu, the EP moves between meditative, high-energy, and deeply introspective moments. Tracks like “Fire” and “Lioness” carry an undeniable strength, while “Maji” and “Mon Amour Je Suis Vaincue” pull listeners into more intimate spaces. Every element—from the rhythms to the lyrical depth—feels intentional.

Jay Dot is on a roll with his strategically curated music releases. Having previously collaborated with Sasa Klaas (R.I.P), SCAR, and Gigi Lamayne, his latest drop features KiD X. This calculated approach is clearly paying off, earning him nominations and a growing fanbase. His music is charting locally and making waves in South Africa and beyond.

The video for “My Njunju,” shot in the streets of Joburg, ZA, and Gaborone, BW, features Jay Dot, KiD X, and a lady who acts as the muse for Jay Dot’s love story. Directed by Cyc Jouzy, this visual is well worth the watch.

“My Njunju” is a love song, canvassed in metaphors and hard bar stylistics, with a soft touch for the ladies.

Watch it here.