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New Amapiano Sub-genre ‘Bongopiano’Taking The Music Industry By Storm

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Last updated: 2023/10/16 at 3:01 PM
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Bongopiano is the latest fresh sound captivating music lovers from East to South Africa.Combining the infectious beats of Amapiano and the soulful vibes of Bongo music, this genre-blurring affair has set the airwaves ablaze and got everyone dancing.

On the other hand, Amapiano, birthed in the South African townships and influenced by diBacardi, has experienced a staggering increase in streams, marking its rise in popularity both within Tanzania and Kenya.

Bongopiano as it’s informally known, stands as the convergence of two of Africa’s biggest musical exports, representing a fusion between East and South African genres.The blending of Amapiano’s dynamic beats and Bongo’s rich Swahili melodies has given birth to a sonic masterpiece that defies conventional boundaries.

Among the top streamed Bongopiano collaborations, Diamond Platnumz’s “IYO” featuring Focalistic, Mapara A Jazz, & Ntosh Gazi, Jux’s “Nice (Kiss)” with Marioo, Pabi Cooper, and Tony Duardo, and Mbosso’s “Moyo” featuring the late Costa Titch and Phantom Steeze shine as prime examples.

Bongo Flava, a genre rooted in Tanzania’s cultural melting pot, seamlessly blends hip-hop, R&B, reggae, dancehall, and traditional Tanzanian rhythms.The term “bongo” is a slang reference to Dar es Salaam, the vibrant Tanzanian city where this genre finds its origins.

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