“KwamaLast” is a bold, street-style Amapiano anthem from Kammu Dee, Malemon, and Fake’well that delivers heavy percussion, infectious log drums, and catchy vocal phrases meant to ignite the dancefloor. The track draws on Bacardi elements — with its raw bounce and kasi flavor — while embracing the upbeat energy that defines Kammu Dee’s signature style.
Kammu Dee, Jay Maester and Djy Kp recently appeared on Bhanashilolo featuring Miano, Killa Punch and Ntwana Ka Baba.
The title KwamaLast loosely hints at “coming last” or “being underestimated,” but the energy of the track flips that narrative into one of pride, presence, and owning your moment. The vocal delivery is sharp, rhythmic, and layered with streetwise charisma, making the track ideal for dance challenges, club sets, and township playlists.
With driving basslines and playful back-and-forth between the vocalists, KwamaLast is an ode to kasi nightlife, carefree energy, and proudly local vibes. It’s the sound of the streets, redefined through the pulse of modern Amapiano.
Kammu Dee, Malemon & Fake’well – KwamaLast
