Faith EP is a deeply soulful and atmospheric body of work from Hypaphonik, showcasing his mastery of Afro-house and deep house-infused Amapiano textures. The project leans heavily into emotion, spirituality, and introspection, creating a listening experience that feels meditative yet powerful. Each track on the EP is layered with hypnotic percussion, emotive melodies, and warm, evolving soundscapes that encourage reflection while still moving the body.
Artwork Sounds and Hypaphonik recently appeared on Iziyalo (Radio Edit) featuring Section Five and Peekay Mzee.
Hypaphonik uses Faith as both a theme and guiding force — the songs feel like a journey through struggle, trust, and ultimately, belief in something greater. Unlike mainstream Amapiano designed strictly for the dancefloor, this EP is slower, more textured, and purposefully immersive. It’s meant for deep listeners, blending ancestral rhythms, atmospheric synths, and emotional progressions to tell a story of resilience and spiritual grounding.
Vocally, the EP is subtle — instead of overpowering chants or hooks, it leans into mood-setting and minimalist storytelling, allowing the production to carry the message. This makes it versatile: perfect for soulful sets, mindful listening, or intimate gatherings.
Hypaphonik – Ngisakuthanda
Hypaphonik – In My Zone
Hypaphonik – Faith
