In a triumphant moment for Amapiano and South African music as a whole, the powerful collaboration between Jazzworx, Thukuthela, and Babalwa M has soared to the top of the Apple Music charts. Their latest single, Uvalo, has officially claimed the number one spot, just a week after its release.
The track brings together a fusion of signature sounds—Jazzworx’s genre-blending production, Thukuthela’s rising sonic influence, and the unmistakable vocals of Babalwa M, often hailed as one of the reigning queens of Amapiano. Together, they’ve created a track that resonates deeply with fans across the country and beyond.
Babalwa M shared the exciting news with her fans on social media, expressing her gratitude and pride. She wrote, “When words fail, music speaks #uvalo.” Her heartfelt message quickly gained traction, with fans and fellow artists alike celebrating the milestone.
Uvalo’s success is a clear indication of the strong synergy between the artists. It’s not just a song—it’s a statement. The track captures emotional vulnerability, layered with lush piano chords, captivating rhythms, and Babalwa M’s soulful voice floating effortlessly over the beat. It’s a sound that’s both nostalgic and forward-pushing, aligning with the current Amapiano wave while still standing out as uniquely theirs.
What makes this chart-topping moment even more impressive is the pace at which Uvalo has climbed the ranks. Released only a week ago, the song’s rapid ascent signals a powerful response from listeners and reflects the growing dominance of this trio in the music scene.
With the success of Uvalo, fans are now eagerly anticipating what’s next—especially with rumors of more music on the way, including a potential follow-up featuring Dlala Thukzin. If this release is anything to go by, Jazzworx, Thukuthela, and Babalwa M are not just riding the wave—they’re setting the tide.
As Amapiano continues to evolve, it’s clear that Uvalo has carved its place as one of the standout tracks of the year, and this collaboration is one to watch closely.