“Rearabilwe” is a deeply moving and sonically masterful body of work by Sfarzo Rtee, one that cements his position as one of the most emotionally intuitive and technically refined producers in South Africa’s Amapiano landscape. Translating to “We Are Blessed” in Setswana, the title sets the tone for the entire album — a celebration of gratitude, grace, and creative purpose. Through its spiritual undertones, immersive soundscapes, and soulful collaborations, Rearabilwe becomes more than just an album; it’s a musical prayer, a journey of healing, and a statement of artistic maturity.
Sfarzo Rtee, Jinger Stone and Mono League recently appeared on Do You Remember featuring Leandra.Vert.
From the very first track, Sfarzo Rtee makes it clear that this is not just another dance record — it’s an experience meant to be felt deeply. The production blends the atmospheric elegance of soulful Amapiano with the rhythmic drive of 3-step and deep house elements, resulting in a seamless balance between groove and emotion. Each song carries a sense of space and intention, with warm log drums, celestial synths, and gentle percussive layers that unfold like meditation.
Sfarzo Rtee’s genius lies in his ability to build emotional tension within his instrumentals. Tracks rise slowly, built on intricate progressions that never rush the listener but rather invite them into reflection. The melodies breathe; they move with purpose. His use of minor chords and soft vocal textures evokes a sense of nostalgia and hope, reminding listeners of the spirituality that sits at the heart of South African music.
Lyrically and thematically, Rearabilwe centers on resilience, faith, and gratitude. Even in its instrumental tracks, the energy feels uplifting — a sonic reminder of triumph through adversity. The vocal performances throughout the album enhance this message beautifully. Sfarzo Rtee works with a carefully selected group of collaborators whose voices add warmth and humanity to his pristine production. Whether it’s heartfelt vocals that soar over the beat or subtle chants that echo through layered harmonies, each feature complements the album’s meditative tone rather than overpowering it.
What makes Rearabilwe truly special is its cohesion. Despite its range of moods — from introspective and soulful to dance-driven and euphoric — the project feels unified, guided by a consistent emotional and spiritual thread. The transitions between tracks are fluid, often using ambient textures or melodic echoes to weave one song into the next. This gives the album a cinematic feel, like chapters of a story unfolding in real time.
ALBUM: Sfarzo Rtee – Rearabilwe
ALBUM: Sfarzo Rtee – Rearabilwe
Sfarzo Rtee – Indlela Yam’ (feat. Bassie, Tracy, Mphoet & Faith Strings)
Sfarzo Rtee – Amandla (feat. Ciniso, Leandra.Vert, Faith Strings & Pale Moloi)
Sfarzo Rtee – Mdantso We Thonga (feat. Mashudu & Makhanj)
Sfarzo Rtee & Tracy – Wam’qanda
Sfarzo Rtee, MDU aka TRP & Toby Franco – Nguwe (feat. Leandra.Vert & Konke)
Sfarzo Rtee – Ngicela Ungixolele (feat. Sykes, Cnethemba Gonelo & Faith Strings)
Sfarzo Rtee – Letting you go (feat. Leandra.Vert)
Sfarzo Rtee, Jinger Stone & Mono League – Do You Remember (feat. Leandra.Vert)
