South African Amapiano sensation Kelvin Momo has started 2025 on a high note, being announced as the most-streamed artist on Spotify in South Africa on New Year’s Day. Fans of the celebrated DJ and producer took to social media on January 2 to share their excitement and congratulate him on the remarkable achievement.
Known for his signature soulful and jazzy Amapiano sound, Kelvin Momo has solidified his place as a leading force in the genre. His latest album, Ntsako, which was released in late 2024, has been a game-changer, resonating deeply with audiences and dominating playlists. The album has not only garnered critical acclaim but also achieved impressive streaming numbers, proving its lasting impact in the music scene.
Popular social media platform @2022Africa highlighted Kelvin Momo’s New Year’s Day success, revealing that his Ntsako album had the biggest influence on his streams, with tracks from his earlier projects also enjoying a surge in popularity. His song, like ‘Wamuhle’ continues to captivate listeners, adding to his growing legacy as one of Amapiano’s most consistent hitmakers.
Kelvin Momo’s ability to craft timeless music has earned him a loyal fanbase that appreciates his meticulous approach to production and his knack for creating emotionally evocative tracks.
The Ntsako hitmaker’s achievements reflect the global rise of Amapiano, with South African artists taking the genre to new heights. Kelvin Momo’s distinct style, blending smooth melodies and intricate beats, has set him apart in a competitive industry and positioned him as a trailblazer for the next wave of artists.
As Kelvin Momo basks in the success of being the most-streamed artist on New Year’s Day, fans are eagerly anticipating what he has in store for the rest of 2025. With his dedication to pushing the boundaries of Amapiano and a growing international audience, the star is undoubtedly poised for another groundbreaking year.
Kelvin Momo was the most streamed artist on SA🇿🇦 Spotify on New years day pic.twitter.com/fw1ykXEeh6
— 2022 AFRICA (@2022AFRICA) January 2, 2025
