{"id":35633,"date":"2026-08-03T16:16:06","date_gmt":"2026-08-03T16:16:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/wedodis.co.za\/news\/?p=35633"},"modified":"2026-08-03T16:16:06","modified_gmt":"2026-08-03T16:16:06","slug":"unveiling-the-rhythm-a-3-step-journey-into-jazzwrlds-heart-and-soul","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wedodis.co.za\/news\/unveiling-the-rhythm-a-3-step-journey-into-jazzwrlds-heart-and-soul\/","title":{"rendered":"Unveiling the Rhythm: A 3-Step Journey into JAZZWRLD’s Heart and Soul"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Following the immense popularity of his collaboration with Thukuthela, The Most Wanted<\/em>, in 2025, JAZZWRLD now launches his solo endeavor, Secrets of the WRLD<\/em>. This album features a blend of 3-step rhythms interwoven with influences from deep house, Afro-tech, and amapiano, allowing the producer to create a backdrop for various prominent vocalists to reflect on themes such as love, faith, and joy.<\/p>\n

In addition to regular collaborators Thukuthela and GL_Ceejay, Secrets of the WRLD<\/em> includes nuanced partnerships with Thatohatsi, Shekhinah, Zee_nhle, Shaunai, Ciniso, Nokwazi, Richard Blaq, and Nkosazana Daughter. Their contributions blend elements of Afropop, R&B, electronic music, and jazz, all while maintaining the signature soulful essence of the Lesotho-bred artist.<\/p>\n

\u201cNingikhonzele\u201d captures the album’s emotionally charged spirit, with its experimental instrumentals highlighting JAZZWRLD\u2019s remarkable adaptability. Through the integration of rich melodies, dynamic percussion, and vibrant basslines, JAZZWRLD embarks on his next chapter, discovering synergy within the diverse realms of South African dance music.<\/p>\n

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Track-by-Track Overview<\/strong><\/p>\n

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  • 1. Intro (1:55)<\/strong>\u2014 This brief introduction features Thukuthela and sets the sonic landscape of the project in under two minutes.<\/li>\n
  • 2. iMpilo Yam\u2019 (5:13)<\/strong>\u2014 A moderately lengthy track that brings together JAZZWRLD, Thukuthela, and GL_Ceejay.<\/li>\n
  • 3. Ningikhonzele (4:32)<\/strong>\u2014 The emotional heart of the album, showcasing Thatohatsi alongside Thukuthela.<\/li>\n
  • 4. Thinking About You (3:32)<\/strong>\u2014 A short piece highlighting R&B elements through Shekhinah\u2019s vocals.<\/li>\n
  • 5. Isoka (5:17)<\/strong>\u2014 A collaboration featuring vocalist Zee_nhle, lasting for five minutes.<\/li>\n
  • 6. We\u2019R Afro, Pt. 1 (5:28)<\/strong>\u2014 An arrangement focused on Afro sounds, featuring Shaunai.<\/li>\n
  • 7. Uphuli\u2019iNhlizayo Yam\u2019 (6:06)<\/strong>\u2014 The first of two collaborations with Ciniso, exceeding six minutes.<\/li>\n
  • 8. Lashona (5:52)<\/strong>\u2014 A dynamic collaboration with renowned vocalist Nokwazi.<\/li>\n
  • 9. Sukuma (7:04)<\/strong>\u2014 The longest track on the album, spanning over seven minutes and featuring Ciniso.<\/li>\n
  • 10. Latin Tech (5:29)<\/strong>\u2014 A track that fuses various genres, featuring Richard Blaq.<\/li>\n
  • 11. Duh-Ban (Durban) (5:21)<\/strong>\u2014 This is the only solo track on the album, paying tribute to the coastal music scene.<\/li>\n
  • 12. Emihle (3:28)<\/strong>\u2014 A brief collaboration involving GL_Ceejay and Ciniso.<\/li>\n
  • 13. Ku Kude (3:28)<\/strong>\u2014 The album concludes with this succinct track featuring Nkosazana Daughter.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n