Yes does , he usually works with Lowbass DJY and LeroyS.A .
@viralshinobi577619 күн бұрын
Whats that? Can you guys explain me the difference between sgidongo sgija ngoba pholas… I aint from africa just like the music culture but google aint making the underground music favor lol
@bohlalematsetela215419 күн бұрын
@@viralshinobi5776 Sgija (amapholas) and sgidongo are all sub-genres of amapiano . Many confuse the two because they sound similar but they are actually very different from each other and after a while you are able to tell them apart. When comparing sgidongo and sgija (amapholas), it's essential to understand the distinct characteristics that set them apart. Sgidongo also known as ' sgidi' contains a hard bassline and punchy log drum, which dominate the track. It features fewer melodies and rarely includes any vocals, giving it a more stripped-down, intense feel. Sgidongo sets the dance floor on fire because of how hard the logdrum hits . For now , it hasn't reach mainstream but it's definitely gaining traction , so It is still underground atm. Recommended artists ; HouseXcape , Hotfurze , Lowbass Djy , Tribesoul , Skroef28 , Ntsakzin526 , Nkukza and Nkulee501. On the other hand, sgija, also known as amapholas(amapholas just translates to ' chilled music ') . Sgija offers a softer log drum and a less aggressive bassline. It incorporates more . It contains less snares within the percussion , more melodies , amazing vocals and other rhythmic elements, creating a fuller, more complex and rich sound. This makes sgija the full package, blending various musical elements for a richer listening experience. Recommended artists ; Mdu aka Trp , Bongza , Msaro , TeemzaRsa , Mickman , Stokie , Dzo729 , Dlala Regal , Tsebebe Moroke , Simple Tone , Thatohatsi and many more . S/O for tuning in , sgidongo is still underground but is definitely gaining traction.