When "King Of Kwapi" dropped, it did more than introduce a sound, it made a statement loud enough for the charts to hear. Debuting at #157 on Apple Music's Top 200 Amapiano Albums chart, that 4-track EP from Daveyton stood shoulder to shoulder with the biggest names in South Africa. "Happy Song" became the only Amapiano song on Beatport's Weekend Top 100 and remained on playlists and charts for two months. Proof that authenticity wins and that ScoobySteeze is indeed King Of Kwapi. Now, Scooby Steeze returns with "King Of Kwapi II." The follow-up deepens the foundation. The signature Kwapi blend that ScoobySteeze has mastered, Amapiano's hypnotic rhythms woven with Kwaito's cultural soul. Richer and more layered in storytelling. This isn't a sequel. It's ScoobySteeze's evolution.

When "King Of Kwapi" dropped, it did more than introduce a sound, it made a statement loud enough for the charts to hear. Debuting at #157 on Apple Music's Top 200 Amapiano Albums chart, that 4-track EP from Daveyton stood shoulder to shoulder with the biggest names in South Africa. "Happy Song" became the only Amapiano song on Beatport's Weekend Top 100 and remained on playlists and charts for two months. Proof that authenticity wins and that ScoobySteeze is indeed King Of Kwapi. Now, Scooby Steeze returns with "King Of Kwapi II." The follow-up deepens the foundation. The signature Kwapi blend that ScoobySteeze has mastered, Amapiano's hypnotic rhythms woven with Kwaito's cultural soul. Richer and more layered in storytelling. This isn't a sequel. It's ScoobySteeze's evolution.