Beekay Monalayzzar – Ubaba wam Ft. METT4LIQ-151, Udube and Simah Nation

Limpopo producer Beekay Monalayzzar, real name Kgopotso Moloto, links up with METT4LIQ-151, Udube and Simah Nation on a deeply emotional new record titled “Ubaba wam.” The Burgersfort-born talent, known for his afrohouse and amapiano production, steps into something far more personal here.

This one isn’t built for the club, it’s a tribute to a father who’s passed on. The song speaks to grief and longing, that ache of wishing a parent could still guide you through life’s struggles. Anyone who’s lost a parent will feel this one immediately.

The production stays soulful and restrained, fitting the weight of the subject. Soft, moving keys carry the melody, while the beat never rushes past the emotion sitting underneath it. Because the arrangement stays gentle, the words get room to land.

Beekay Monalayzzar and his collaborators write from a place of real vulnerability, describing a son overwhelmed by life without his father’s presence. The delivery carries that exhaustion honestly, without ever tipping into melodrama.

METT4LIQ-151, Udube and Simah Nation each add their own texture to the tribute. Meanwhile, the recurring plea throughout the record, asking for a visit in dreams, keeps the connection to a lost parent alive through the music itself.

By the end, “Ubaba wam” plays like a heartfelt Zulu tribute built on real loss and longing. It’s tender, it’s honest, and it never fakes the emotion.