Dlala ka yona — meaning “Play with it” in Zulu — is a fiery, upbeat Amapiano anthem by Mapara A Jazz, Leave out Pammie, and Enny Man, featuring SlayZee and Pat Medina. The music bursts with vitality and self assurance, constructed for the dancefloor and designed to get our bodies transferring from the first beat.
Mapara A Jazz no longer too long ago regarded on Ungowami featuring Fifi Wiser and Ntombi Nancyy.
This collaboration brings together a powerhouse of expertise: Mapara A Jazz lays down infectious log drums and basslines, Leave out Pammie and Enny Man add catchy vocal refrains, and SlayZee & Pat Medina inject extra aptitude and charisma into the efficiency. The vibe is mischievous and commanding — it’s all about proudly owning the second, letting lunge, and playing the rhythm.
With a blend of streetwise attitude and essentially feel-ultimate vitality, Dlala ka yona continues Mapara A Jazz’s legacy of crowd-gorgeous hits. It’s a groove-heavy get together starter that captures the spirit of celebrated Amapiano while staying rooted in its grassroots enchantment.
Mapara A Jazz, Leave out Pammie & Enny Man – Dlala ka yona toes. SlayZee & Pat Medina
