Trompies is a pioneering South African kwaito group whose discography spans several decades and includes a number of influential albums and hit songs[3]. Their music has helped define the kwaito movement, with albums and singles that remain popular both in South Africa and internationally[5].
Some of their most notable albums include:
- Sigiya Ngengoma (1995)
- Mahoota (1996)
- Trap En Los (1997)
- Shosholoza (1998)
- 2 Cents 99 Remixes (1999)
- Mapantsula (2001, 2008)
- Respect Toasted Gona’ Ganati (2004, 2015)
- Can’t Touch This (2009)
- Delicious (2014)
Trompies are also known for individual tracks such as “uKhala Kanjani” (feat. Sjava & Mbuzeni), “Magasman” (feat. Lebo Mathosa), “Bengim’ngaka” (feat. Tzozo), and others, with many songs regularly featured in DJ sets and compilations[7].
In addition to their own releases, Trompies’ influence extends through collaborations and remixes, often featuring notable South African artists. Their music continues to celebrate township culture, dance, and social commentary, maintaining relevance over the years[5].
References
- [1] Trompies Discography – Download Albums in Hi-Res – Qobuz
- [2] Trompies – Apple Music
- [3] Trompies – Wikipedia
- [4] Trompies | Spotify
- [5] Band Profile: Trompies – African Music Library
- [6] Trompies – Sigiya Ngengoma – Discogs
- [7] Trompies – YouTube Music
- [8] Trompies albums and discography – Last.fm
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