South African amapiano figure Mark Khoza pulls up with a ten-strong squad on a lively new record titled “Kiss.”
Vetkuk, Mahoota, Mluusician, Sino Ndofaya and Sheshy are on board. Jaiva Sox, Vulela Maweekend, Druza, Sportman Striker and Gento Bareto complete the lineup. A crowd this big looks risky, but posse cuts always bring a party mood.
The beat bounces on a deep log drum and crisp percussion. Bright keys float on top, while a round bass keeps the groove rolling. It’s built for a loud speaker, so the space stays open.
Mark Khoza holds the centre with a calm, steady touch. He sets the pace early, so the guests know where to land. His control keeps the crowd from turning into noise.
The features take quick turns and each one brings a different texture. Some voices run smooth, while others sound rougher and more street. The lyrics stay light and flirty, so the title makes sense. Because the hook repeats, it sticks even with so many names.
Ten voices could clash, yet the groove ties them together. It plays like a house party where everyone gets a turn on the mic.
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