M&N Projects - Woza (Umravazo) ft. Djyzero & Lebza De Conducter

South African Amapiano outfit M&N Projects teams up with DjyZero and Lebza De Conducter on “Woza (Umravazo),” a polished 2026 release built around groove, rhythmic detail and a deep dance-floor sensibility. The track was released on September 25 through Rapture Music Group and is officially classified as Amapiano, running at 113 BPM in B-flat major. Those technical details place the record within the slower, hypnotic end of South Africa’s piano spectrum, where layered percussion, bass movement and gradual progression can take priority over rushed arrangements. “Woza (Umravazo)” also appears as the third track on the 14-song CISZA II project, arriving after “HomeOfRave (INTRO)” and before “Umsanko (Umravazo).”

The collaboration strengthens an existing creative connection between M&N Projects, DjyZero and Lebza De Conducter. The same trio also appears together on “Umsanko (Umravazo),” while DjyZero contributes repeatedly across CISZA II on songs including “Nine Rules (Umravazo),” “time (RaveMachine),” “BootsShox meets Mravazo” and the album-closing “YEY WENA (Umravazo).” That recurring presence gives “Woza” greater context, showing that the collaboration belongs to a wider creative relationship rather than functioning as a single isolated studio meeting. The “Umravazo” tag further connects the song with one of the recurring production ideas running throughout the project, helping establish a recognizable rhythmic thread across several tracks.

For listeners searching for M&N Projects ft. DjyZero & Lebza De Conducter – Woza (Umravazo), new Amapiano songs, underground South African piano or music from CISZA II, this record offers a strong introduction to the project’s deeper direction. Its steady 113 BPM pace makes it particularly suitable for DJ sets, late-night playlists and listeners who prefer Amapiano that develops patiently instead of revealing everything immediately. With M&N Projects anchoring the release while DjyZero and Lebza De Conducter contribute to its collaborative identity, “Woza (Umravazo)” adds another immersive entry to South Africa’s expanding producer-led Amapiano landscape.