Nthabi Sings

Popular electronic and amapiano performer Nthabi Sings hails from Johannesburg, South Africa. "Stimela (Re-Make)," "Chelete," "Sobabili - Titos da DJ & Stejah Remix," "Ksazoshuba," and "Sobabili - Scutum Remix" are a few of her best songs.

The song "Stimela (Re-Make)" is a stirring example of the merging of electronic and amapiano music, as well as Nthabi Sings' powerful vocals. It is a reworking of a traditional South African song that honors the coal train that carried miners to their mines of employment. Another popular song with the distinctive voice of Nthabi Sings and the distinctive Amapiano beat is "Chelete".

The original song "Sobabili" by Nthabi Sings has been remixed into the songs "Sobabili - Titos da DJ & Stejah Remix" and "Sobabili - Scutum Remix." With new beats and rhythms, the remixes give the song a fresh perspective and make it ideal for the dance floor. With Nthabi Sings' voice and a brisk Amapiano beat, the song "Ksazoshuba" is infectious.

Nthabi Sings' distinctive fusion of electronic and amapiano music has helped her music become more well-known in South Africa and elsewhere. Her most popular songs are proof of her talent and capacity to make music that connects with listeners.

With her most recent albums, South African electronic and amapiano musician Nthabi Sings has been making waves. "Stimela" (2022), her most recent song, displays her distinctive fusion of electronic sounds and amapiano rhythms. The song is an upbeat dance floor anthem that will get you moving.

Besides "Stimela," Nthabi Sings has also made two remixes of her popular song "Sobabili." The original music gets an enthusiastic and energizing vibe in the first remix by Titos da DJ & Stejah. The second remix, performed by Scutum, adopts a more relaxed style and ups the ante with some mellow electronic sounds.

Overall, Nthabi Sings continues to dazzle with her avant-garde sound and aptitude for fusing many genres. For anyone who enjoys electronic and amapiano music, her music is a must-hear. Watch for her next releases since she will undoubtedly continue to push the limits of what is conceivable in the world of electronic music.

In her musical career, Nthabi Sings has worked with a variety of musicians and producers. The most famous partnerships can be heard on "Stimela (Re-Make)" with Ntate Stunna and 2Point1, "Chelete" with Ntate Stunna, Lizwi Wokuqala, and Emtee, and "Ksazoshuba" with Lizwi Wokuqala.

A great song by the illustrious South African band Stimela was recreated as "Stimela (Re-Make)". The song has received a fresh electronic vibe thanks to Nthabi Sings' partnership with Ntate Stunna and 2Point1. Fans have responded well to the song, with many praising the performers for their inventive interpretation of the well-known song.

Nthabi Sings' outstanding collaboration "Chelete" has some of the top stars in South African hip hop and house music. The song has a distinctive sound that has come to be associated with Nthabi Sings' music because it combines Amapiano beats with rap lyrics and lyrical vocals. The artist's versatility and eagerness to try out new genres is demonstrated by their partnership with Ntate Stunna, Lizwi Wokuqala, Emtee, and Nthabi Sings.

Another noteworthy project by Nthabi Sings is "Ksazoshuba" with Lizwi Wokuqala. The cheerful Amapiano track highlights the singer's vocal range and aptitude for fusing traditional African sounds with modern music. The song produced in partnership with Lizwi Wokuqala has become a fan favorite since it is upbeat and contagious.

Overall, Nthabi Sings's associations with Ntate Stunna, 2Point1, Lizwi Wokuqala, and Emtee have strengthened her reputation as one of South Africa's most interesting and avant-garde Amapiano and electronic music producers.