The new visualiser for “Katalia” drops a fresh sound from South Africa’s Amapiano scene. It is a joint effort by Mr JazziQ and Thesiix, with vocal contributions from Shazz RSA, Don Deeya and Magwe ZA. The track is released under the Black Is Brown label and is available on ONErpm. Fans can hear the song right away on the official YouTube visualiser.
Key Takeaways
- Katalia is a collaboration between Mr JazziQ, Thesiix, Shazz RSA, Don Deeya and Magwe ZA.
- The track was produced, mixed and mastered by Mr JazziQ and Thesiix, with visualiser direction by KayKole.
- It was released under Black Is Brown label and distributed by ONErpm.
Mr JazziQ and Thesiix also handle the production side of the song. They wrote the track together with the featured singers, and Thesiix took charge of the mix. The mastering was done by both Mr JazziQ and Thesiix to keep the sound tight. This hands‑on approach keeps the creative vision clear.
The visualiser was directed by KayKole, who also did the cinematography and production work. Creative Director King Moloane oversaw the visual style, while 4Kal handled the edit. The result is a clean video that matches the vibe of the music. The visual keeps the focus on the artists and their performance.
Executive producers Tumelo Manyoni and King Moloane made sure the project stayed on schedule. Artist management is handled by Lucky Mbeta, ensuring the release gets the right promotion. Distribution is managed by ONErpm, which helps the track reach streaming platforms worldwide. The label Black Is Brown puts its brand on the release with clear copyright notices.
Listeners can stream “Katalia” through the link in the description, which points to ONErpm’s streaming page. The song adds another strong entry to the growing Amapiano catalog of 2026. It showcases the blend of melodic hooks and dance‑floor energy that fans expect from Mr JazziQ and Thesiix. The track is already gaining traction on social media and club playlists.
Balinde by Young Stunna
offers a look at how other South African artists are shaping the scene. While “Katalia” leans on smooth vocal lines, “Balinde” pushes a different beat but shares the same creative spirit. Both songs show the depth of talent coming from the region.
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