Uhuru is a South African music group known for their contributions to the house and kwaito genres. The group consists of four members: DJ Clap, Mapiano, Xelimpilo, and Maphorisa. They gained prominence in the African music scene with their infectious beats, catchy melodies, and energetic performances.
Uhuru has collaborated with various artists, both locally and internationally, and has produced several hit songs that have topped charts across Africa. One of their most notable collaborations was with Mafikizolo on the song “Khona,” which became a massive hit and propelled both Uhuru and Mafikizolo to international fame.
The group’s music often incorporates elements of house music, kwaito, and other African rhythms, creating a unique and danceable sound that appeals to a wide audience. Their energetic performances and catchy tunes have made them popular at clubs, festivals, and events across the continent.
Uhuru’s influence on the African music scene continues to be felt, with their music inspiring other artists and contributing to the ongoing evolution of genres like house and kwaito. They remain a prominent force in African music and continue to produce music that keeps audiences dancing and entertained.
