Ama-HIT (iSalamu Alikho) is a vibrant Amapiano track that thrives on collaboration, weaving together the strengths of four distinct artists. At its core, the production is driven by DJ Veek’s and ChildDaDJ’s layered beats — built on crisp percussion, thumping log drums, and atmospheric synths that create a rolling, high-energy rhythm. The groove is infectious, carrying that township pulse that makes the track instantly danceable.
MaWhoo, Zee Nxumalo recently appeared on Amandla featuring DJ Veek and ChildDaDJ.
MaWhoo brings her unmistakable vocal warmth, balancing soulfulness with a commanding presence. Her delivery gives the song emotional weight while keeping it rooted in everyday expression, turning the lyrics into something listeners can both feel and sing along to. Criimora b.k.z adds a streetwise edge, his verses giving grit and character to the song, ensuring it doesn’t just float on melody but also lands with intensity and attitude.
The title, iSalamu Alikho (“there is no greeting/salute”), frames the song’s narrative. It reflects moments of social tension, pride, and asserting presence in spaces where respect or acknowledgment might be missing. This theme resonates with township realities, where music often becomes a voice for unspoken frustrations and shared experiences.
Dj Veek, Mawhoo, Criimora b.k.z & ChildDaDJ – Ama-HIT (iSalamu Alikho)
