Isitha sama ex teams up with Kamaphanga on Imfene Yakho, a hard-hitting Gqom track built around raw energy and bold street expression.
The song draws on the humour and confrontational style of township life, using Zulu phrases to address hypocrisy, fake relationships and everyday neighbourhood drama.
The vocals are delivered through energetic call-outs and chant-like lines that give the track a lively, communal feel. Rather than taking a polished approach, both acts lean into a rough, direct style that fits the song’s street-inspired character.
The production keeps things heavy with deep bass, sharp synth sounds and restless percussion. Its stripped-back arrangement leaves plenty of room for the pounding rhythm to drive the track, giving Imfene Yakho the kind of intensity that fits a lively Gqom dancefloor.
