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DJ Lag and Uncle Waffles Collaborate on New Track “Cn I See U?”

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South Africa’s music scene is buzzing with the release of a new EP that merges two powerful genres.

DJ Lag collaborates with amapiano star Uncle Waffles on the track “Cn I See U?” from her EP 4 Da Streets, released on 8 May 2026. This project showcases the dynamic interplay between Gqom and amapiano, highlighting their roots in South African youth culture.

DJ Lag and Uncle Waffles Unite in New EP

The collaboration between DJ Lag and Uncle Waffles marks a significant moment in South Africa’s music landscape. DJ Lag, known for his pioneering Gqom sound, brings a darker edge to the EP, enhancing the vibrant amapiano beats. This fusion not only showcases their individual talents but also emphasizes the evolving dialogue between these two influential genres.

4 Da Streets features contributions from various artists, yet it remains centered on the chemistry between Waffles and Royal Musiq. The project encapsulates the energy and culture that have propelled these artists to prominence, making it a must-listen for fans of contemporary African dance music.

Exploring the Impact of Amapiano and Gqom

Amapiano and Gqom have become significant cultural exports, resonating with audiences beyond South Africa. The collaboration on this EP illustrates how these genres continue to evolve and gain traction on the global stage. DJ Lag’s raw sound complements the hypnotic production of amapiano, creating a unique listening experience.

As both genres grow in popularity, they foster a deeper appreciation for South African music. This collaboration not only highlights their individual strengths but also signifies a broader movement within the African music industry.

Upcoming Collaborations and Tours

  • Uncle Waffles continues her international tour across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Europe.
  • DJ Lag is expected to engage in more collaborations as Gqom gains global recognition.

The collaboration between DJ Lag and Uncle Waffles exemplifies the vibrant evolution of South African music.

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