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The Soul Healer

Beekay Monalayzzar ↗
15 tracks1 hour, 23 minutesElectronic
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South African music producer Beekay Monalayzzar presents The Soul Healer, a 15-track album released on 23 October 2026 under Beekay Entertainment. Classified as a House music project, the album brings together an extensive lineup of collaborators from South Africa’s dance music scene. The collection includes contributions from METT4LIQ-151, Udube, Simah Nation, Mgijimie B.K, Banzy Slangwe, Mntomnandi, Reel Zayo, and Jayy D Musiq, alongside several other featured performers. With a tracklist that combines orchestral arrangements, collaborative recordings, and a range of vocal contributions, The Soul Healer introduces listeners to a broader collection of Beekay Monalayzzar’s musical work.

The album opens with “Ubaba Wam (Orchestral) [Intro],” featuring METT4LIQ-151, Udube, and Simah Nation, before moving into “Umoya,” featuring Mgijimie B.K, Udube, and Banzy Slangwe. Other songs include “Khanyisa,” “Ubaba Wam,” “Myekeleni uDali,” “Bambo Lwami,” “Ngeke Ng’vume,” “Ukukhanya,” “Eweni,” “Ngilwele,” “Sikhulekile,” and “Inkanyezi.” The project also features “Back to God’s Hands” and “Uyangihola,” before concluding with “Phupho Fezeka (Orchestral) [Outro].” Featured artists across the album include Caeser, Noex, Holy Reeze, Triflow Vocalist, Zano Cartels, Mood Riser, Yumza, and Mr Gkay, giving the release a diverse collaborative lineup.

For fans searching for the Beekay Monalayzzar The Soul Healer album tracklist, this 2026 release offers 15 songs to explore across a cohesive full-length project. The orchestral opening and closing tracks give the album a defined beginning and ending, while collaborations throughout the collection introduce different performers and musical contributions. Listeners can discover tracks such as “Umoya,” “Khanyisa,” and “Ubaba Wam” alongside the remaining songs to experience the complete project. With its House music classification and broad selection of collaborators, The Soul Healer is a notable release for audiences following Beekay Monalayzzar and contemporary South African dance music.

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