The Amapiano genre continues to thrive, thanks to its uniquely talented artists, particularly female vocalists who elevate the genre with their exceptional voices. Here’s a look at the top 10 best female vocalists who are shaping Amapiano music.
1. Tyla
Tyla, a Grammy Award-winning star, has cemented her place in the global music scene. Known for her smash hit “Water,” which skyrocketed her to international fame, she continues to represent South Africa on the global stage with unmatched artistry.
2. Kamo Mphela
Kamo Mphela is a powerhouse in Amapiano, known for her electrifying hits like “Amanikiniki” and “Dalie.” Her versatile talent and impactful vocals make her one of the genre’s most influential figures.
3. Nkosazana Daughter
With her angelic voice, Nkosazana Daughter has won fans over with songs like “Ukuthandwa,” “Dali Nguwe,” and “Makhelwane.” Her emotional depth and consistency solidify her as one of the best vocalists in Amapiano.
4. Lady Du
Lady Du is an industry veteran with an extensive list of hits, including “uZuma Yi Star” and “Catalia.” Her recent track “Tjina” continues to showcase her timeless talent and adaptability in the ever-evolving genre.
5. Boohle
Boohle’s ethereal voice has graced hits like “Hamba Wena” and “Siyathandana.” Her recent album “Umhlobo” further highlights her artistry, keeping her a favorite among fans and critics alike.
6. MaWhoo
Dubbed the queen of Amapiano, MaWhoo is celebrated for her unique voice. Tracks like “Ngilimele” and “Amazwe” underline her versatility and ability to connect deeply with listeners.
7. Zee Nxumalo
A rising star, Zee Nxumalo has made a name for herself with hits like “Nguwe” and “Thula Mabotha.” Her powerful vocals and undeniable presence make her one to watch.
8. Bassie
Bassie’s soothing voice and emotive delivery shine in tracks like “Izenzo” and “Kwelanga.” Her growing popularity proves she’s a force in the Amapiano scene.
9. Babalwa M
Known for collaborations with Kelvin Momo, Babalwa M’s hauntingly beautiful voice is showcased in her album “Pisces” and hits like “Maye Maye.”
10. Sha Sha
The BET Award winner has returned after a hiatus with “Ndawana,” proving she remains a leading voice in Amapiano. Her work continues to inspire and captivate.
These vocalists are the heart and soul of Amapiano, pushing boundaries and bringing the genre to new heights.
