Undertone has released a new single entitled “A Date Song”. Over its crisp three-minute runtime, three distinctive bass riffs surface at just the right moments, guiding listeners through an immersive genre-blending journey.
What do you get when Amapiano, EDM and House meet in a South African studio? You have a date. Ngiyajola!
Translated simply, “Ngiyajola” means “I’m dating.” This vibrant track infuses happy Zulu lyrics into an electrifying EDM framework, anchored by a rolling piano melody, cutting “stabby” synths, and expertly placed percussion.
The track feels at home across club scenes — from Amapiano lounges to EDM dancefloors and deep House spaces.
Like his previous work, “A Date Song” showcases Undertone’s signature approach: layering emotive storytelling within high-energy production. It’s a celebration of love, culture, and rhythm.
Watch the video for “A Date Song” below:
More info about Undertone
Following the international success of “Kind of Love” and the emotive “Falling”, Undertone continues to push boundaries with his unique mix of cultural flavour and festival energy.
Balancing a thriving business career with his passion for electronic music production, Undertone has steadily cultivated a unique soundscape, merging emotive storytelling with festival-ready beats.
In case you didn’t know, Undertone (Tim Bouwers) is a Johannesburg-based EDM artist who rekindled his passion for electronic music after first experimenting in 2000. Following a 22-year break, he completed a state-of-the-art studio in Benoni in 2022 and is preparing to release his debut album in 2024.
Balancing a decades-long business career with music, Tim channels his imagination into uplifting, feel-good sounds. Outside the studio, he enjoys flying as a private pilot and spending time with his wife and kids.
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