Monkey Shoulder sees SUPTA and Peekay Mzee taking a more playful, dance-driven approach compared to the reflective tone of Emakhosini. The title, borrowed from the popular whisky brand, already sets the mood — this is a track about groove, energy, and carefree celebration.
SUPTA and Peekay Mzee recently appeared on Emakhosini featuring Tmexy, Matics N and Bongane Sax.
The beat is up-tempo and percussive, with thumping log drums, sharp snares, and melodic synths driving the song forward. Unlike their more soulful collaborations, this track leans heavily into party-ready Amapiano, with a production style that feels light, fun, and infectious. While it doesn’t carry the same emotional weight as Emakhosini, Monkey Shoulder thrives as a club anthem — bold, catchy, and crafted to get people moving.
It demonstrates SUPTA and Peekay Mzee’s versatility, showing how they can transition seamlessly from spiritual soundscapes to upbeat, playful bangers without losing their unique touch.
SUPTA & Peekay Mzee – Monkey Shoulder
