South Africa’s vibrant music scene continues to evolve, and with that, a powerful new collaboration emerges. Versatile DJ, guitarist, and producer Da Ish has joined forces with Tee Jay and Ntando Yamahlubi to deliver an electrifying new single, “KHONA”, now available on all digital streaming platforms.
With a fusion of melodic Amapiano and Afrobeat, “KHONA” is a sonic masterpiece that blends uplifting guitar riffs, groovy percussions, and rich vocal harmonies into a soul-stirring experience. The track is an ode to the African child’s dream to succeed, told through Ntando Yamahlubi’s emotive Zulu lyrics. Mixed and mastered by Exclusive Drumz, the single delivers a refreshing soundscape designed to send shivers down your spine.
A Collaboration of Musical Giants
Da Ish, originally from Phokoane, Limpopo, is one of the pioneering artists to integrate live guitar into Amapiano, earning recognition for his contributions on hits like “Joy” with Kelvin Momo and “Amaqawe” with Mdu aka TRP. His ability to merge live instrumentation with the genre’s signature deep grooves has set him apart in the industry.
On “KHONA,” he teams up with Tee Jay, the mastermind behind hits like “Yini Sdakwa” and “Samsokolo”, as well as Ntando Yamahlubi, known for his chart-topping collaborations with Master KG (“Kude”) and “Izimbali”. Together, they craft a song that not only moves the dancefloor but also inspires listeners with its heartfelt message.

Amapiano Continues to Break Boundaries
The release of “KHONA” is further proof that Amapiano’s reign is far from over. With its fusion of funk, melody, and raw emotion, the track cements itself as an instant classic. Whether you’re a longtime Amapiano fan or a newcomer to the sound, this song is bound to leave a lasting impression.
Stream “KHONA” Now!
Listen here: https://vmgafrica.lnk.to/KHONAAr
Stay connected with Da Ish, Tee Jay, and Ntando Yamahlubi on social media for more updates on their latest releases and performances.
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