Amapiano heavyweights Tman Xpress, Mellow & Sleazy have officially shaken up the music scene with the release of their long-awaited collaborative project, “Midnight In Diepkloof.” The 10-track album dropped at the start of the week and is already proving to be one of the most exciting releases of the year.
When Mellow & Sleazy previously teased multiple projects and surprise collaborations in the pipeline, fans were intrigued, but few anticipated such a polished and deeply rooted body of work would arrive so soon. Now that “Midnight In Diepkloof” has landed, it’s clear the duo—teamed up with the ever-versatile Tman Xpress—meant business.
From the first track to the last, the album explores the soul of Diepkloof, blending street anthems with smooth, rhythmic production and catchy vocal hooks. Tman Xpress, known for his unique delivery and expressive vocal tone, delivers consistent magic on every track, while Mellow & Sleazy’s signature log drum textures and groove-heavy beats give the album its undeniable amapiano identity.
“Midnight In Diepkloof” is more than just a musical offering; it’s a celebration of kasi life, culture, and nighttime vibrancy, all captured through lush melodies and dancefloor-ready rhythms. Standout tracks like “S’phuze Kanjani,” “Ebsuku,” and “Lento e Monate” are already gaining traction online and across streaming platforms, sparking dance challenges and shoutouts from fellow artists.
Fans and industry insiders have been raving about the project, praising it for its cohesion, local flavor, and replay value. Social media has lit up with listeners sharing their favorite tracks, dancing to the beats, and tagging the trio in appreciation for a project that truly embodies the essence of modern Amapiano.
This album isn’t just a moment; it’s a movement. With Mellow & Sleazy consistently pushing boundaries and Tman Xpress adding unmatched vocal flair, “Midnight In Diepkloof” is another testament to the genre’s unstoppable growth.
If this is how they’re starting the year, there’s no telling how high they’ll climb by December. One thing’s for sure—Diepkloof just got its soundtrack, and it’s fire.
Stream “Midnight In Diepkloof” HERE.
