Amapiano act GoldMax gathers Moh, Dalee and Woza Bakzin for a money-minded new record titled “Imali Ye Żaka.” The title seems to mean “money of the year-end,” so the song probably chases bonus season.
Festive money talk is a South African ritual. Workers wait for December pay, families plan trips and friends plan nights out. A record that taps into that mood should land at the right moment.
The beat likely rolls on a deep log drum and glossy keys. GoldMax probably anchors the track with a confident, easy voice. He sounds like a man counting notes with a grin, and his lines stay short and clear. His tone sets the mood for the guests.
Moh adds a smooth colour, while Dalee brings a sweeter edge. Woza Bakzin then closes with a rougher, louder touch. The lyrics probably celebrate spending, family and the joy of finally having something in the account, and a repeated hook keeps it simple.
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