Tracy – Xesha Ft. Sly

Amapiano vocalist Tracy lets Sly share the mic on a patient new record titled “Xesha.” The title looks like a variation of the isiXhosa word for “time,” so the song probably deals with waiting and timing.

Funky Qla’s “iXesha” explored a similar idea earlier, so the theme is already floating around the scene. Sly also appeared on Mbuzi’s “Kutsa,” which makes his name familiar to piano fans. After the effort-focused “Ngyazama,” Tracy now leans into the idea that good things take time.

The beat likely moves at a slow, rolling pace, with a soft log drum and a round bass. Her melody stays simple, and small runs add warmth.

Sly follows with a slightly deeper colour and adds a second view on waiting. The lyrics most likely talk about patience, growth and letting life unfold, with plain phrases doing the work. A repeated title in the hook gives the idea an easy anchor.