Poobington - Mosamaria ft. Mangee Beats, Ch'cco, Eeque, Bradley Matsoake, Shiko Goodman Matlebjane & Leago Sinclair Moganedi

South African music artist Poobington has teamed up with Mangee Beats, Ch'cco, and EeQue for “Mosamaria,” a collaborative recording featured on the newly released United States Of Africa EP. The song also has Bradley Matsoake, Shiko Goodman Matlebjane, and Leago Sinclair Moganedi named among its associated contributors, although their individual roles have not been independently verified. Released on October 9, 2026, the track forms part of a six-song project connected to South Africa's growing Lekompo music movement. The partnership brings together performers from different corners of the country's contemporary dance scene, highlighting the increasing interaction between regional electronic sounds and mainstream urban music. <Cite refs={["turn114946search0","turn114946search1"]}/>

“Mosamaria” occupies the second position on United States Of Africa, following “Africa” and preceding “My Heart.” The original mix is listed at 127 beats per minute in F minor, with its musical classification falling under Dance/Pop. Alongside the principal collaborators, the wider EP features contributions from Blissbouy, BLACKMYTH, Zee Boii, and Wave Rhyder. Other recordings include “Nkiseng Limpopo,” “Mzansi,” and the bonus selection “Lerato Le Paya.” By combining Poobington's regional musical background with the established presence of Ch'cco and EeQue, the release introduces an interesting combination of creative identities within one project. <Cite refs={["turn114946search1","turn114946search4"]}/>

With “Mosamaria,” Poobington and his collaborators add another recording to South Africa's expanding electronic dance music catalogue. The track contributes to the approximately 25-minute United States Of Africa EP, distributed through Limp Flow (Pty) Ltd. For enthusiasts searching for new Lekompo songs, South African dance collaborations, and October 2026 music releases, the composition provides another opportunity to discover the participating artists. Its appearance alongside five additional recordings also encourages audiences to explore the complete project and follow the creative partnerships shaping contemporary African dance music. <Cite ref="turn114946search0"/>