Amapiano artist De Mthuda has announced a new release schedule for his eagerly awaited EP, Noise. Initially set to drop on 31 July 2026, the project will now be available on 7 August 2026, providing fans with an additional week to anticipate one of the year’s standout Amapiano albums.
In the weeks leading up to this announcement, the producer has generated significant buzz for the EP through a series of singles, including “Noise,” “All Of Us” in collaboration with M.Que, “Uze Nobani” featuring Kammu Dee, and the latest release, “Nkanyezi” featuring Mnqobi Yazo, Farmer, and El Maestro. These tracks have spurred excitement among fans who were eagerly awaiting the original release date.
Despite the disappointment that may accompany the delay, enthusiasm for the EP remains high. De Mthuda has established himself as a leading figure in Amapiano by delivering high-quality, enduring tracks, and fans are hopeful that this additional week will allow him to finalize Noise as he envisions it.
Over time, De Mthuda has emerged as a key figure in the Amapiano movement, contributing to its growth into a worldwide sensation. His extensive discography includes notable tracks that still resonate with audiences, such as “John Wick,” “Ebumnandini,” “Abekho Ready (Maplankeng Reshuffle),” “uMsholozi,” and “Gijima”.
Known for his distinctive sound, which blends deep basslines with soulful melodies and vibrant log drums, he commands respect across the music industry. De Mthuda consistently showcases his talent in solo endeavors and collaborative efforts with some of South Africa’s leading artists, reinforcing his status as a pivotal Amapiano producer.
<pWhile fans were preparing to stream the EP on 31 July, the new release date means they will need to wait until 7 August 2026 to hear the full project. Based on the quality of the singles already unveiled, many believe the brief delay will be beneficial.
The postponement offers additional time for the recently launched tracks to gain traction ahead of the comprehensive project release. Early hits like “Noise” and “Nkanyezi” have been well received, with fans commending the producer for preserving his signature sound while incorporating innovative musical elements.
For De Mthuda, Noise signifies another vital step in a career defined by creativity and consistency. Each new project invites high expectations, and this EP follows suit.
Although the wait has lengthened, the excitement surrounding Noise persists. Fans can now note 7 August 2026 on their calendars, eagerly anticipating the chance to immerse themselves in the complete body of work. If the recent singles are an indicator, the EP is poised to be a noteworthy addition to Amapiano playlists and dance venues.
