Africa-Press – Eswatini. A wave of fresh energy has hit the local music scene with the release of “Ubongo Maffin,” an electrifying deep house track by The Bishops and Virtuousouls, featuring CNATRA. Officially launched on October 31, 2025, the song is already sparking excitement among fans and music lovers alike.
In an exclusive chat with Eswatini Positive News, Virtuousouls revealed the inspiration behind the track, describing it as a “feel-good anthem born from pure energy and creative freedom.” They said the song’s purpose extends beyond entertainment — it’s about bringing people together through rhythm, joy, and shared emotion.
“This song connects people through movement and positive energy. It’s more than just a party track — it’s a celebration of life,” said Virtuousouls.
“Ubongo Maffin” carries a distinctive sound that invites listeners to let go and unite on the dancefloor. With its infectious beat, soulful vocals, and Afro-house influences, the track captures the spirit of togetherness and answers the ultimate question: “Where’s the fun?”
For The Bishops and Virtuousouls, the project symbolises unity through sound — blending elements of Afro-soul, house, and township groove into a single, powerful rhythm.
“We wanted to create something universal — a sound that everyone can connect with, that speaks to the power of community and joy,” they shared.
As the single gains traction on streaming platforms, “Ubongo Maffin” is poised to become a dancefloor favourite, captivating audiences with its uplifting tempo and vibrant message. It’s not just a track — it’s a movement that celebrates human connection through the universal language of music.
With “Ubongo Maffin,” The Bishops and Virtuousouls showcase their artistry and passion, introducing a new sonic wave that embraces culture, unity, and rhythm. As Eswatini’s music landscape continues to evolve, this collaboration sets a high note for what’s to come. “Ubongo Maffin” is now available on Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud.
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