Samthing Soweto’s long-awaited return with Touch is a Move (Good Morning) is a masterclass in vocal storytelling, authenticity, and sonic subtlety. Known for his signature falsetto and ability to blur genre lines, Samthing uses this album to speak from a place of healing, reflection, and quiet confidence.
Samthing Soweto and Blxckie recently appeared on Ama Get Down.
Rather than chasing radio hits or trendy sounds, this album leans into raw arrangements — gentle Amapiano textures, stripped-down acoustic moments, and jazz-tinged soul. Every track feels intentional, like a journal entry turned into melody. Themes of self-love, heartbreak, rediscovery, fatherhood, and spirituality are woven through lyrics that feel both poetic and painfully honest.
Standouts like “Amagents II,” “Wena,” and the vulnerable “Nal’ibali” showcase his delicate balance between fragility and strength. Even when he sings of struggle, there’s always grace in his delivery.
Touch is a Move is a spiritual reset — morning music for the soul. It doesn’t shout. It sits with you. A beautiful return from one of South Africa’s most gifted musical storytellers.
ALBUM: Samthing Soweto – Touch is a Move (Good Morning)
ALBUM: Samthing Soweto – Touch is a Move (Good Morning)
Samthing Soweto – Goodmorning
Samthing Soweto – Ndandatho
Samthing Soweto & Blxckie – Ama Get Down
Samthing Soweto – Dont Wanna Let Go
Samthing Soweto – Sister Sister 1
Samthing Soweto – Swi
Samthing Soweto – Sister Sister 2
Samthing Soweto – Amagents
Samthing Soweto – Bhut’Lungisa 1
Samthing Soweto – Come Duze
Samthing Soweto – Bhut’Lungisa 2
Samthing Soweto – 325
Samthing Soweto – Cela ‘Sithandane
Samthing Soweto – Sis’Thembi
Samthing Soweto – Yebo
Samthing Soweto – Deda
Samthing Soweto – Goodnight
