Kabza De Small, often hailed as the King of Amapiano, has once again proven why he wears the crown. The legendary producer and DJ just dropped his highly anticipated album “Bab’Motha”, and within 24 hours, the project has already taken over the Apple Music charts in South Africa.
Upon its release, Bab’Motha shot straight to number 1 on the SA Apple Music album charts, cementing Kabza’s stronghold on the music scene. But that’s not all — the album’s standout tracks are also making waves individually. The song “Nyozama” has claimed the #1 spot on the Top Songs chart, while another banger from the project, “Abalozi”, is sitting comfortably at #2.
Kabza De Small’s ability to craft addictive, emotionally rich, and groove-filled tracks continues to resonate with fans across the country. Bab’Motha showcases a masterful blend of traditional Amapiano rhythms with soulful melodies and powerful collaborations. The album features a lineup of top-tier talent, reinforcing Kabza’s status as both a visionary artist and a unifier within the genre.
Not only did Kabza dominate musically on release day, but he also took time to give back to the community. In honour of Mandela Day’s 67 Minutes initiative, he participated in a community upliftment project, painting a building in the Kasi while sharing his efforts with fans on social media. He captioned one of his posts: “Giving back on BAB’MOTHA Day 🤟”, symbolizing his dual celebration of new music and national service.
Kabza’s success with Bab’Motha is a clear reminder of his unmatched consistency in the industry. He continues to evolve sonically while staying true to the essence of Amapiano — and his fans are showing up in numbers to support him. The album’s early chart dominance signals that Bab’Motha is well on its way to being one of the biggest local releases of the year.
As streams continue to rise and fan praise floods social media, Kabza De Small has not only delivered a project worth waiting for but also reminded everyone that he’s still at the top of his game — both as an artist and a leader in the culture.
