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Track Listings
| 1. Qula (Bring [The Boys] - Brenda Fassie |
| 2. Yiyo Lendawo (This Is the Place) - Arthur |
| 3. Amadlozi (Ancestors) - Bongo Maffin |
| 4. Vuk'uzenzele (Wake Up and Do It for Yourself) - Aba Shante |
| 5. Jiva (Jive) - Brenda Fassie |
| 6. Makhamisa (Mouth Open with Surprise) - M'Du, M'Du |
| 7. Yu Make Me Go Mmm - Arthur |
| 8. Come Get Me - Aba Shante |
| 9. Nkosi Sikelela - Boom Shaka |
| 10. Make Em Bounce - Jimmy B. |
| 11. Siya Jola (Ok'salayo) - M'Du, M'Du |
| 12. Vuli Ndlela (Accept the Situation) [Remix] - Brenda Fassie |
| 13. Wara Wara (Yak Yak, Gossip) - Spokes "H" |
| 14. Kaffir - Arthur |
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Kwaito is the South African equivalent of hip-hop-the authentic street music of township youth. But it's no mere imitation of African-American sounds: Its pulsing dance beat evolved from such styles as mbaqanga and dancehall, as well as house and disco. Boom Shaka contributes a soulful, modern version of "Nkosi Sikelela," the national anthem, while Arthur performs the controversial "Kaffir," a song that would not have been allowed under the apartheid regime. Kwaito lyrics are often chanted rather than sung, and some tracks, such as Jimmy B's "Make Em Bounce," are rooted in the more familiar vocal styles of South Africa. --Paul-Emile Comeau
Kwaito is the South African equivalent of hip-hop-the authentic street music of township youth. But it's no mere imitation of African-American sounds: Its pulsing dance beat evolved from such styles as mbaqanga and dancehall, as well as house and disco. Boom Shaka contributes a soulful, modern version of "Nkosi Sikelela," the national anthem, while Arthur performs the controversial "Kaffir," a song that would not have been allowed under the apartheid regime. Kwaito lyrics are often chanted rather than sung, and some tracks, such as Jimmy B's "Make Em Bounce," are rooted in the more familiar vocal styles of South Africa. --Paul-Emile Comeau
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