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Inxakanxaka

Ithwasa Lekhansela ↗
18 tracks1 hour, 19 minutesMASKANDI
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Ithwasa Lekhansela has released Inxakanxaka, a new Maskandi album that adds a substantial body of work to the 2026 South African music calendar. Released on 23 October, the project opens with “Amajika” and “Ngevolovolo,” introducing listeners to an album that moves through a long sequence of solo material and selected collaborations. Current detailed listings identify 16 tracks, including “Nanguya,” “Inxakanxaka,” “Amabala,” “Kuphelelisiwe,” “Hamba Moya,” “Tonight,” and “Mabhebeza.” The release places Ithwasa Lekhansela at the centre of a project designed for listeners who enjoy experiencing Maskandi albums in full.

The project balances solo songs with featured moments from Bahubhe and Nqobile Dlamini. Bahubhe joins Ithwasa Lekhansela on “Wafungela Thina,” while Nqobile Dlamini appears on “Ngizomthanda.” These collaborations offer contrast within a tracklist otherwise led by Ithwasa Lekhansela, allowing the artist’s own voice to remain the project’s anchor. Other titles, including “uMessi no Ronaldo,” “Ngimuhle,” “Ithuna Lendlala,” and “iVideo Call,” add further points of interest across the release and give readers several keywords to explore when searching for the album online.

The final stretch of Inxakanxaka continues with “Ithuna Lendlala,” “Ngizomthanda,” “iVideo Call,” and “Njengo Skhinkili,” closing the album with more new music from Ithwasa Lekhansela. For Maskandi fans, DJs, and music bloggers following current releases, the project offers a detailed tracklist with both individual performances and guest-led songs. Inxakanxaka is now available as an important new release for listeners looking to discover Ithwasa Lekhansela’s latest work and follow the artist’s contribution to the genre.

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