“Ngiphe” is Poizen’s latest full-length project, a deeply personal and musically rich body of work that cements his position as one of the most emotive voices in modern Amapiano and Afro-soul. Across the album, Poizen blends heartfelt lyricism, warm harmonies, and genre-fluid production, creating a soundscape that is both intimate and expansive.
Poizen and Kelvin Momo recently appeared on Came To Say Hi featuring Brandon Dhludhlu and Shino Kikai.
From the first track, it’s clear this album is rooted in storytelling. Poizen uses Ngiphe (which translates to “Give me” in isiZulu) as a thematic anchor, exploring desires, emotional needs, and the complexities of love and human connection. Each song feels like a moment of vulnerability — whether it’s the longing to be understood, the joy of romantic chemistry, or the quiet ache of loss.
Musically, the project moves gracefully between soulful Amapiano grooves, mid-tempo ballads, and subtle jazz-influenced progressions. Poizen collaborates with a variety of producers, ensuring each track has its own sonic identity while still fitting into the album’s emotional arc. Soft keys, mellow log drums, and layered vocal harmonies are recurring elements, giving the album a warm, cohesive texture.
Poizen – Intro (feat. The Bless & C-Blak)
Poizen & C-Blak – Jazz Yela (feat. The Bless & Jay Sax)
Poizen – Iynkinga (feat. Ciniso & Nani Experience)
Poizen & Dark Horse – The Victory (feat. Artwork Sounds)
Poizen, Earful Soul & DJ Nar – Only Him
Poizen & Kelvin Momo – Came To Say Hi (feat. Brandon Dhludhlu & Shino Kikai)
Poizen, Dj Stokie & Mthandazo Gatya – Is’nqanda Mathe
Poizen, Malusi Mbokazi & Dustinho – uDondolo (Poizen Remix)
Poizen & Roctonic SA – The Reckless
Poizen & Kabza De Small – When I Kneel
Poizen & Tye Waves – Why Won’t You
George Lesley – Better (Poizen Remix) (feat. Kabomo)
