“Zone7 EP” by Thebuu is a raw, underground Amapiano experience built on the foundation of minimalism, percussive power, and street groove. Known for his unfiltered approach to production, Thebuu delivers an EP that stays true to the roots of Sgija — a substyle of Amapiano that emphasizes deep log drums, repetitive loops, and hypnotic patterns over commercial vocals or flashy melodies.
Thebuu, Scotts Maphuma and King Tone SA recently appeared on Amaningi featuring TKT Musiq.
Each track on the EP brings a different bounce, but all share a common thread: they’re made for the dancers, DJs, and real piano heads. The textures are gritty, the drums are layered with purpose, and the progression is slow-burning — designed to pull you into a rhythm and keep you there.
This is not mainstream piano — it’s coded, niche, and designed for those who understand the essence of movement without lyrics. Ideal for late-night sets, underground dance floors, and authentic street culture.
Thebuu, Scotts Maphuma & King Tone SA – Amaningi (feat. TKT Musiq)
Thebuu – Zone 7 Rekere
Thebuu & Mluusician – Rekere Woza (feat. Mellow & Sleazy, Mellow & Sleazy)
Thebuu, Mluusician & Petrol Boyz – Amalanga (feat. Uncool MC)
Thebuu & Uncool MC – Wenza Kanje
