Maqhinga Hadebe pairs with Menzi Music on “iType Yami,” the sixth track on his 13-song Maskandi album “Woza 2030.”
The title means “my type,” and the Zulu-English mix feels natural for a modern Maskandi record. Details about the lyrics have not been shared, but the phrase points toward attraction and personal taste. So the song likely sits in the lighter, love-focused part of the album. Menzi Music joins as a guest, and the two voices share the song without either one taking over.
The song sits right in the middle of the project. “Igama Alipheli” follows it at track seven, and “Amawele” comes at track eight. Earlier tracks include “Woza 2030” with Nzuzo wezihlabani and “i1000” with KaMaphanga, while “eChina” closes the set at track 13. That layout gives “iType Yami” a clear job as a turning point, where the album moves from guest-led openings toward more personal stories.
Menzi Music already has his own following. Fans may remember his “Vuma (Remix)” and the album “Ezohlala Nawe,” so the feature brings a recognised voice into Maqhinga Hadebe’s world. Collaborations like this one help Maskandi reach younger listeners, because shared songs travel across fan bases.
The whole project arrived in a quick wave of releases. Songs like “Imali Yokuza,” “Bathathu,” “Tshelani iEx,” and “Ukusmile” appeared alongside it, so listeners can explore an entire world in one sitting. For Maskandi fans who like guitar-led storytelling with a modern edge, this track makes a good stop.
Pick your type with “iType Yami” and tell us – what is your type?
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