Nana Thula – Kabza De Small: Amapiano Song of the Day

Nana Thula by Kabza de Small is one of the reasons South Africans are proud to call Amapiano the country’s dominant music genre.

The deep basslines, subtle piano chords, and social commentary in the vocals are just irresistible.

To celebrate what has been the rebirth of the kwaito music genre, here is our new daily feature called Amapiano Song of the Day.

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AMAPIANO SONG OF THE DAY – NANA THULA BY DJ NJELIC FT YOUNG STUNNA & NKOSAZANA DAUGHTER (KABZA DE SMALL REMIX)

According to Apple’s Music Amapiano Lifestyle charts, the track has entered the top 10 most-played tracks in the genre.

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Nana Thula, originally released by Njelic, is a direct dedication to his five-year-old daughter Oarabile Kagoentle Sithole.

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Meanwhile, the track’s streams on YouTube are on 479 000 plays in five months.

Here are some comments under the post:

“This generation really dually respected their craft …I’ll forever say when u respect anything you do it turns out magical and do the lady vocalist you angles are holding the chords with grace,mawhoo, nkosazani ,nia pearl, and the rest,” said @busisiwegabela1220.

@MduduziDliwayo also said: “I don’t think anything changed with this remix, Kabza insisted on the featuring and the final production didn’t workout as imagined, he had to base cut/ or take the song on a break to accomodate Nkosazana and Stunna lyrics and flow. This project is a mess and I dont think it would receive this much love if it wasnt for the original hit and the well know artist featured in here. The beat is sick, very soulful house… but its none of my business and don’t fight me I work for eskom and I know your area🤣🤣🤣🤣.”

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