A spiritual club banger if there ever was one, Ukhethe Mina is an emotionally rousing dance floor crowd-puller. It blends the spirituality of Amapiano hits like “Imithandazo” and production qualities of DJ Lag’s “Hade Boss.” A fusion of Amapiano and slowed down Gqom, the driving log drum is elevated by the intriguing instrumentation reminiscent of Afrotech. Produced by SiyaCee of Audio Addicts, the latest derivative of South African dance music is a sound the “Isono” hitmaker calls – isiGhubhu. The lyrical refrain S’BO GYRE croons, interrogating the age-old question of purpose is cross-generationally relevant, whilst the drop is emphatic and electric. An equally poignant & sturdy vocal delivery as it is for a carefully crafted instrumental experience, Ukhethe Mina is a continuation of the didactic approach S’BO GYRE’s recent work. A deviation from hardcore raps, his breathy delivery is stirring and refreshingly unique. Ukhethe Mina has all the hallmarks to be a classic from a church to a club. The banger knows no bounds.