Reece Madlisa, one of Amapiano’s most consistent hitmakers, joins forces with legendary Kwaito artist Professor and renowned producer Josiah De Disciple to create “Yasho”, a song that beautifully bridges the gap between classic Kwaito influences and modern Amapiano soundscapes. This track is a celebration of South African musical heritage, blending rich, nostalgic grooves with contemporary production techniques.
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At its core, “Yasho” thrives on a deep, bouncy bassline, warm pads, and rolling log drums, elements that have become hallmarks of Josiah De Disciple’s signature production style. The beat is both laid-back and powerful, allowing space for Reece Madlisa and Professor to trade verses effortlessly. Professor’s iconic vocal delivery, with his unmistakable Kwaito cadence, adds a layer of authenticity and nostalgia, while Reece Madlisa’s youthful energy and contemporary flow bring a modern edge to the track.
Lyrically, “Yasho” carries a braggadocious yet celebratory tone, with both artists exuding confidence and flair. The song’s hook is infectious, making it easy for fans to chant along, and its production ensures that it will be a mainstay at groove spots, shebeens, and street parties. The track serves as a powerful homage to Kwaito’s lasting influence on Amapiano, proving that South African music continues to evolve while staying deeply rooted in its cultural legacy.
Reece Madlisa, Professor & Josiah De Disciple – Yasho
Reece Madlisa, Professor & Josiah De Disciple – Yasho
