“Jazz This, Jazz That” by Bandros and Nkulee501, featuring Candy, is a stunning blend of Amapiano’s rhythmic pulse with the expressive sophistication of jazz-inspired melodies. The track stands out as a vibrant, soulful, and musically rich composition — a testament to how Amapiano continues to evolve by embracing live instrumentation, deep groove, and emotional storytelling.
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Bandros, known for his polished and melodic production style, lays the foundation with smooth keys, warm basslines, and intricate drum patterns that give the track its soulful fluidity. Nkulee501, one of the genre’s most innovative sound architects, injects his signature log drum textures and syncopated rhythms, bringing that raw Amapiano energy that drives the song forward.
The addition of Candy’s silky vocals adds a layer of elegance and nostalgia. Her delivery floats effortlessly over the groove, embodying both sensuality and confidence. Her voice acts as the emotional bridge between the deep jazz elements and the dance-floor-ready Amapiano rhythm, creating a seamless fusion of styles.
Lyrically and musically, the track celebrates musical diversity and creative freedom — “Jazz This, Jazz That” becomes a metaphor for versatility, blending old-school jazz influences with the freshness of modern piano sounds. The arrangement is deliberate and refined, balancing warm harmonics with crisp percussion to create a groove that feels timeless yet current.
“Jazz This, Jazz That” is a masterpiece of rhythm and melody — a soulful conversation between jazz and Amapiano, where Bandros, Nkulee501, and Candy remind listeners that true groove lives in emotion, experimentation, and connection.
Bandros & Nkulee501 – Jazz This, Jazz That ft. Candy
