Oratile is a compelling new EP from EeQue that expands his artistic identity within the Amapiano landscape. Known for fusing emotive sound design with infectious grooves, EeQue uses this project to explore deeper sonic textures, soulful melodies, and stripped-back rhythms that focus as much on feeling as on movement.
EeQue, Azana and Makwa recently appeared on Kwenzeka featuring Leandra.Vert.
Across the EP, EeQue balances introspection and vibrancy—each track flows with warm synth pads, percussive log drums, and smooth transitions. While the full tracklist and features continue to unfold, early listens reveal a cohesive body of work that leans into emotion without sacrificing energy. The title “Oratile” (which means “he has loved” or “has been loved” in Setswana) hints at a theme of romantic or spiritual reflection, and the music reflects that, with tracks that feel intimate, layered, and carefully crafted.
EeQue’s production on Oratile demonstrates maturity—he doesn’t overcrowd his songs, instead giving melodies space to breathe and allowing vocals (where present) to serve the mood rather than overpower it. This EP is ideal for both casual listening and personal reflection, showing his commitment to soulful, boundary-pushing Amapiano.
EeQue, Nkosazana Daughter, TheBuu & Yumbs – Ngingabonga Ngithini (feat. Starr Healer, King Tone & Zwayetoven)
EeQue & Teejay – Makhulu (feat. Ntando Yamahlubi & Wesley Keys)
EeQue, Starr Healer & TheBuu – Ungijikele (feat. Yumbs & TNK MusiQ)
EeQue, Azana & Makwa – Kwenzeka (feat. Leandra.Vert)
EeQue & Makwa – Ndawonya (feat. Amahle Gasa & Nicole Elocin)
