Heavy K Expresses His Wish To Feature DJ Maphorisa And Why. Referred to as “the Drumboss” by his fans, Heavy K is a South African DJ and producer who rose to prominence in the middle part of the 2010s with his timeless dance songs. Heavy K’s career is one that is admirable as he gave us timeless hits since the age of 16. The man produced ‘Lento’ by Professor, which was one of the first gems he dropped during the sit down interview. The hit song was released in 2010 and featured vocalist Speedy.
He took to social media expressing his wish to feature DJ Maphorisa, agreeing with Maphorisa that everything he touches turns into gold.
South African DJ and producer, also one half of the ‘Scorpion Kings’ alongside Kabza De Small. Maphorisa, who’s long earned his belt for pumping out hits for almost a decade, from Uhuru’s “Y-tjukutja” and Mafikizolo’s “Khona” to his own “Oncamnce” featuring Stilo Magolide, Kwesta and Zingah.
There’s no denying that Heavy K and DJ Maphorisa are great producers and verified hitmakers. Maphorisa has identified collaboration as one of the things that makes his partnerships works. They have both made timeless music, and have shown their versatility within different music genres. Check out their tweets with a list of some of of their biggest songs:
Speaking on amapiano, Maphorisa said: “With my gigs, I wanted to understand people’s reactions to this new sound because amapiano was underground. What really sparked my interest in the genre was that, at the time, I was looking to get into something that originated in South Africa. Amapiano is part of kwaito and dance music. When I started working with Afrobeats, which hails from Western Africa, I felt that we didn’t have a sound that strongly represented South Africa. When I started paying close attention to amapiano, I knew that this was a sound that would take South Africa to the world. There’s a lot that you can do with amapiano — you can make it soulful, funky, dusty and hard or jazz it up.”