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SA Chart Pulse – 18 September 📊🇿🇦Provisional EditionBrought to you by CSA Global, where chart momentum meets culture.Top...
18/09/2026

SA Chart Pulse – 18 September 📊🇿🇦
Provisional Edition

Brought to you by CSA Global, where chart momentum meets culture.

Top 10 This Week:

1️⃣ Jhené Aiko Efuru Chilombo 🔮 takes #1 with “So Good (feat. Kendrick Lamar)”, as an incredible 21 Apple Music tracks power her catalogue to the top.

2️⃣ champagnepapi moves to #2 with “Shabang”, maintaining major catalogue strength across Apple Music.

3️⃣ Mzukulu Sfanele climbs to #3 with “Isesheli”, scoring across six platforms with a hard drive from Spotify, the broadest platform footprint in this week’s Top 10.

4️⃣ Royal MusiQ rises to #4 as “H’s On The Table” builds powerful momentum across TikTok, Shazam, YouTube, Apple Music and Spotify.

5️⃣ Feza Langa holds #5, with “Sengithole Omunye” and “Umaqondana” continuing to drive his performance on Spotify.

6️⃣ Sicebi Dlamini moves to 6 with “ISAZOCHOMELANA (feat. Boohle)”, as YouTube remains his biggest source of momentum.

7️⃣ G-Jealous lands at joint 7 with “Luqale sakudlala”, which ranks 1 on both Spotify and Shazam in the supplied snapshots.

7️⃣ Menzi shares 7, with “Vuma” leading a five-platform performance driven by YouTube.

9️⃣ PRESIDENT YA STRAATA 👨🏾‍💼 takes 9 with “Gumba Fire (feat. Mr JazziQ)”, powered by strong Shazam discovery.

🔟 Calvin Fallo holds the final Top 10 position with “Everybody Wanna Be In Love”, continuing its remarkable YouTube and cross-platform run.

💡 Insight:

This week’s chart delivers a dramatic change at the top. Jhené Aiko takes 1 with 1,695 points, driven by extraordinary catalogue activity on Apple Music. ⭐️

Behind her, local music remains powerful: Mzukulu climbs to 3 with the widest platform footprint in the Top 10, Royal MusiQ continues his rise, while G-Jealous and Focalistic bring fresh momentum into the leaderboard. 🚀

This edition shows where attention is concentrated right now, with a result that is an increasingly fragmented music landscape and where catalogue scale, discovery and cross-platform connection can all create major chart momentum. 🎶

LOCAL TALENT, GLOBAL ENERGY South African R&B singer-songwriter Lusanda is carving out her own space with a sound rooted...
17/09/2026

LOCAL TALENT, GLOBAL ENERGY

South African R&B singer-songwriter Lusanda is carving out her own space with a sound rooted in soulful storytelling, contemporary R&B and a distinctly personal perspective.

Her latest chapter, By The Time I Wake Up, is already making an impact, with the EP earning Lusanda recognition as Spotify Africa EQUAL Africa Artist for September 2026. 🎧🌍

Here’s why she’s on our radar:

🎵 By The Time I Wake Up — EP out now
🌍 Spotify EQUAL Africa Artist — September 2026
🎧 4.7M+ Spotify streams on ‘When You’re Around’
📲 49K+ Instagram followers and growing

With her sound reaching further and her story only just unfolding, Lusanda is one to watch.

Have you got Lusanda on your radar yet? 👀

Thebe Magugu is back with another collab alongside WOOLWORTHS SA! 🤭Tracing his journey back to his first collaboration i...
17/09/2026

Thebe Magugu is back with another collab alongside WOOLWORTHS SA! 🤭

Tracing his journey back to his first collaboration in 2017 with StyleBySA and following high-profile global partnerships with fashion powerhouses like Dior Official and adidasZA, the LVMH PRIZE-winning designer has officially come full circle. ⭐️

The initial drop launched on September 10th as part of a Heritage Month release, making it the first of three scheduled collection releases.

‘Lineage’ translates high fashion and South African heritage into everyday wearability, making luxury accessible to a wider audience. 🌎

Heritage keeps our stories alive, connects generations, and gives meaning to the way we express and celebrate who we are. 🇿🇦✨

From Drakensberg Boys Choir to global music powerhouse - Eswatini-born, South African artist, songwriter and producer Ma...
14/09/2026

From Drakensberg Boys Choir to global music powerhouse - Eswatini-born, South African artist, songwriter and producer Manana is reshaping modern R&B and African soul. 🇿🇦🇸🇿

🎓 UCT Jazz Performance graduate with distinction

🏆 GRAMMYS Award Winner as a songwriter on Burna Boy’s Twice As Tall

🎭 2026 Standard Bank Young Artist Award recipient for Music

🎷 South African Music Awards Winner for Best R&B/Soul Album

🌍 Spotify Africa RADAR alumnus

✍️ Collaborator with Usher, Tyla, SAUTI SOL 🇰🇪, Junior, Ami Faku, MaHlathi, PHEELZ & Cynthia Erivo

Whether he’s crafting world-class hits for global icons or laying down his own silky vocals over Afrobeats, Amapiano, and electronic fusions, Manana is a generational talent you need on your lineup. 🎧✨

👇 What’s your favourite Manana track?

South African Amapiano artist Mihlali The Guy , known for his soulful approach to Amapiano and seamless integration of e...
09/09/2026

South African Amapiano artist Mihlali The Guy , known for his soulful approach to Amapiano and seamless integration of electronic influences with infectious South African rhythms, is making serious waves with “Wo Lo” - turning a hit into a growing digital and cultural moment.

Together with Dankieboi Mfanafuthi Buthelezi, Laurence Evans, , SiM SwAp and kõñkë official, the track is gaining significant momentum across platforms.

The numbers speak for themselves:

🎶Instagram: #1 Trending Audio with 30K+ creations and 2.5M+ views

🎶TikTok: 168K+ video creations, growing from 10K in just three days

🎶YouTube Music: #54 globally on the Top 100 Streaming: 1.1M+ plays, including 639K+ Spotify streams

🎶Spotify: 153K monthly listeners

But Wo Lo is more than numbers. Its rapid rise shows the power of a sound that moves beyond listening - becoming something people create with, dance to and make their own.
Mihlali The Guy is proving that he is more than an emerging artist. He is part of the sound shaping South Africa’s next cultural moment. 🔥

SA Chart Pulse – 4 September 2026Brought to you by CSA Global, where chart momentum meets culture. 🚀Top 10 This Week ➡️1...
04/09/2026

SA Chart Pulse – 4 September 2026

Brought to you by CSA Global, where chart momentum meets culture. 🚀

Top 10 This Week ➡️

1️⃣ champagnepapi returns to #1 with “Shabang”, powered by unmatched Apple Music catalogue strength.

2️⃣ Sicebi Dlamini slips to #2, but “Isazochomelana (feat. Boohle)” remains the country’s biggest Maskandi anthem.

3️⃣ Menzi climbs to #3 as “Vuma” continues its impressive YouTube-driven run.

4️⃣ Sam Deep 🇿🇦 climbs to #4, with “Izospana” leading another strong Amapiano performance.

5️⃣ Feza Langa jumps to #5, “Sengithole Omunye” remains one of Maskandi’s strongest streaming records

6️⃣ Royal MusiQ rises to #6 as “H’s On The Table” becomes the week’s strongest individual track.

7️⃣ Mzukulu Sfanele rises with “Isesheli”, continuing Maskandi’s remarkable momentum.

8️⃣ Snqamu_Sodidla debuts in the Top 10, making a big move with “Halala”.

9️⃣ 𝗪𝟰𝗗𝗘 returns to the Top 10 with “Teze (feat. Royal MusiQ)”, powered by Shazam discovery.

🔟 Thatohatsi returns to the Top 10 with “Ama hem hem”, edging into the chart driven by Shazam discovery

Insight ⭐️

This week’s chart marks another major shift in South African music. Drake reclaims the No. 1 position, reminding everyone that catalogue depth remains one of the strongest forces in modern music consumption. 🔊

But the bigger story belongs to Maskandi, which now occupies six of the Top 10 positions, underlining its evolution from a regional genre into the country’s most dominant cultural movement. 🔥

Meanwhile, Royal MusiQ continues his rapid ascent, and Snqamu Sodidla delivers the week’s biggest breakthrough with a remarkable 30-place climb. South African audiences are proving that local culture isn’t following global trends, it’s creating its own. 📈

From screen to page, Mrs Ntando Rambani🇿🇦 is entering a powerful new chapter as an author. 📖✨The actress, TV personality...
01/09/2026

From screen to page, Mrs Ntando Rambani🇿🇦 is entering a powerful new chapter as an author. 📖✨

The actress, TV personality and businesswoman has launched her debut book, From One Mother to Another, with a sold-out launch at Exclusive Books Rosebank, hosted by Zanele Potelwa.

Co-authored with Zibu Sithole, the book offers an honest look at motherhood; balancing family, career, relationships and personal ambitions beyond the picture-perfect narrative.

✨ Sold-out launch — Reflecting strong demand and resonance
✨ Honest motherhood — Real highs, lows, challenges and wins
✨ Pre-orders open — For those who missed the sold-out event

A new chapter for Ntando, proving creativity has no single lane.

Two sisters. One sound. And a new chapter unfolding. 🎶✨Johannesburg-based duo SAI HLE are carving out their own lane, bl...
31/08/2026

Two sisters. One sound. And a new chapter unfolding. 🎶✨

Johannesburg-based duo SAI HLE are carving out their own lane, blending Amapiano, Afro-house, R&B and soulful African melodies.

After performing at Red Bull South Africa Symphonic and collaborating with Sun-EL Musician on “Koyika”, the sisters are stepping into their next era with “KHULA”, released on 21 August.

Meaning “grow”, the track is all about self-discovery, leaving the past behind and becoming who you’re meant to be. 🌱

SA’s next generation of sound is here. 👀

SA Chart Pulse – 28 AugustBrought to you by Celebrity Services Africa , where chart momentum meets culture.Top 10 This W...
28/08/2026

SA Chart Pulse – 28 August
Brought to you by Celebrity Services Africa , where chart momentum meets culture.

Top 10 This Week:

1️⃣ Sicebi Dlamini rises to #1 with “Isazochomelana (feat. Boohle)”, powered by unmatched
catalogue depth and YouTube momentum.

2️⃣ Dolly Parton makes a remarkable Top 10 debut at #2, as “Jolene” leads a memorial-driven
catalogue resurgence across Deezer and South African radio

3️⃣champagnepapi slips to #3, but “Janice STFU” continues to dominate Apple Music through
exceptional catalogue strength.

4️⃣Menzi holds steady at #4 as “Vuma” continues its impressive run across five
platforms.

5️⃣ Mzukulu Sfanele climbs to #5, with “Isesheli” maintaining strong momentum across Apple Music
and YouTube.

6️⃣ Feza Langa is the week’s biggest Top 10 climber, rising three places with “Sengithole Omunye”.

7️⃣Sam Deep 🇿🇦 falls to #7, but “Shela” remains one of the country’s strongest Amapiano records.

8️⃣Royal MusiQ breaks into the Top 10 with “H’s On The Table”, driven by broad cross-platform
momentum.

9️⃣ Calvin Fallo remains one of the chart’s most consistent artists as “Everybody Wanna Be In Love”
continues its remarkable run.

🔟 Tyla rounds out the Top 10 with “That Girl”, sustained by strong national airplay.

Insight:

This week’s chart delivers one of the biggest shake-ups of the year. Inkos’yamagcokama claims the
No. 1 spot for the first time, completing Maskandi’s remarkable rise from regional sound to
mainstream cultural force. At the same time, Dolly Parton makes an extraordinary debut at #2
following a memorial-driven resurgence across Deezer and South African airplay. Together, they
reshape the podium, while local stars continue to dominate the conversation.

In South Africa, listeners don’t just stream ,they search, discover and move culture.

The world remembers Dolly Parton, a global icon whose influence extended far beyond music. From her humble beginnings in...
26/08/2026

The world remembers Dolly Parton, a global icon whose influence extended far beyond music. From her humble beginnings in East Tennessee to becoming a beloved universal humanitarian, her heart and music built bridges across continents. 🌍🤍

🇿🇦 South African Connection: During his imprisonment on Robben Island, Nelson Mandela found comfort in Dolly’s music, with “Jolene” famously played over the prison PA system (a story shared by fellow inmate and freedom fighter Tokyo Sexwale).

🎵 Cultural Unity: In 1996, seeking a song for world harmony, Dolly discovered 5x GRAMMYS winners Ladysmith Black Mambazo (Ladysmith Black Mambazo) on a TV commercial and invited them to collaborate on Cat Stevens’ “Peace Train.”

📚 A Legacy of Giving: Beyond her Imagination Library gifting hundreds of millions of books worldwide, Dolly contributed $24M as a founding donor to the Smithsonian’s NMAAHC to preserve African diaspora history, art, and music.

Rest in peace, Dolly. Your light, generosity, and music will cross generations forever. 🕊️✨

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