South African songstress Mawhoo has once again blessed her fans with a soul-stirring project, her brand-new EP titled Amazwi Okubonga. Known for her soothing vocals and spiritual approach to music, Mawhoo continues to carve her space in the Afro-house and Amapiano scenes with sounds that feel both modern and timeless.
From the very first track, Mawhoo sets the tone of gratitude, healing, and reflection. The title Amazwi Okubonga, which translates to Words of Thanks, is a fitting description of the project’s essence. Each song carries an emotional weight, backed by deep percussive elements, smooth harmonies, and Mawhoo’s unmistakable voice that commands attention while soothing the listener.
The EP is not just music it’s a spiritual journey. Mawhoo effortlessly blends Afro-soul, Amapiano, and traditional African influences, creating a soundscape that connects the body and soul. The production is clean yet layered, highlighting her vocal performance without overshadowing the instruments.
One of the standout qualities of the album is its message of resilience and gratitude. Mawhoo reminds listeners of the importance of acknowledging blessings, even in the face of life’s struggles. The project resonates with anyone going through challenges, offering music as a source of comfort and strength.
This EP also showcases Mawhoo’s growth as an artist. Her collaborations are purposeful, the songwriting feels more personal, and the production is elevated. It’s clear that Amazwi Okubonga is not just a collection of songs, but a carefully crafted body of work meant to inspire and heal.
💿 Final Thoughts:
With Amazwi Okubonga, Mawhoo delivers more than just an EP she delivers an experience. It’s a project that will not only be played in clubs and radio stations but also in quiet moments of reflection. This is an album to return to when you need comfort, strength, and a reminder of life’s beauty.
Tracklist & Ratings
- Amazwi Okubonga – 9/10
A powerful intro and title track that sets the mood with gratitude and soulful depth. - Ngiyabonga – 8.5/10
A heartfelt expression of thanks, beautifully layered with Afro-house elements. - Umusa Wakho – 9/10
Spiritually uplifting with smooth vocals that touch the soul. - Siyavuma – 8/10
An energetic yet soulful number, perfect for both reflection and dancing. - Ukukhanya – 9.5/10
The standout track—bright, inspirational, and filled with emotion. - Inhliziyo Yami – 8.5/10
A touching closer that leaves the listener reflecting on love, faith, and resilience.
⭐ Rating: 9/10 – Mawhoo proves yet again that her music is for the soul.
