Amapiano act GoldMax pulls in Blacks Jnr and Solan Lo for a playful new record titled “Iyayaya.” The title is pure sound, so the song probably leans on a chant the crowd can shout back.
GoldMax has been on a long run lately, from the fast “Terminator” to the tender “Izando.” This one goes lighter and looser. A nonsense hook like this often works best at parties, since nobody needs to learn any words.
GoldMax probably opens in a cheerful, relaxed tone. He sounds like a host calling everyone to the floor with a grin. His lines stay short, so the chant lands right away.
Blacks Jnr follows with a slightly rougher, funnier voice, and Solan Lo then adds a smooth, melodic touch. Together they most likely trade lines about good vibes, dancing and forgetting stress, with the repeated title as the glue. Simple phrases make the hook easy to catch.
Three voices could crowd a silly record, yet the beat gives each of them room. It plays like a house party that got louder on purpose.
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