What is Amapiano Music?
Upbeat, Vibrant with Catchy dance melodies, AfroSoul Piano blends the upbeat and catchy tunes of South African Afro-Pop Music with the rhythmic dance elements of Piano Music. AfroSoul Piano uses traditional South African languages to tell stories of love, loss and success. These aspects of life are celebrated with catchy dance and sing along melodies. Think Kabza de Small’s Asibe Happy.
Dance Piano is deeply rhythmic and with catchy dance melodies and Instrumentals that tell a story even without vocals. The thumping, crescendoing bassline forces you to move. The structured nature of songs’ bass lines, drums, piano and other elements of Dance Piano songs making it easy for create dance sequences that anyone can follow. Think Tyler ICU’s Mnike
Piano as a genre is deeply spiritual, however, Spiritual is the Gospel Music of this Genre. The defining characteristic of music in this genre is that the songs are a mixture of traditional language and mainstream gospel songs. Each song is a prayer of gratitude. Think Busta 929 & Boohle’s Ngixolele
Soulful Piano is a mixture of Traditional South African Soul Music with Piano rhythm its elements. A stand out characteristic of this genre is the use of traditional languages to tell stories. Think Kabza de Small’s Abalele.
A deep fusion of the electronic music elements that characterize Piano, with classic Jazz Instruments. In essence, you are listening you Jazz with a Piano rhythm and Piano Elements. Kelvin Momo’s Lately is a great example of Jazzy Piano.
Private School Piano is a combination of Soulful Piano melodies with the Jazz Instrumentals with a clear single instrument melody supporting the composition of the song. This instrument is usually a Piano or other Jazz Instrument. Think Kelvin Momo’s thoughts of you.
Sgija Piano has hard thumping Bass Lines, Drums, Log Drums and 808s all supported by a rhythmic melody in the instrumental that forces your body to move. This genre of music often has lyrical and vocal content to match. Think Semi Tee’s – Labantwana Ama Uber ft. Miano, and Kammu Dee & Mapara a Jazz’s John Vuligate.