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Sir Trill Returns With A New Amapiano Anthem “On The Floor” With King P

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The wait is over. Sir Trill has made his long-anticipated return to the music scene with a powerful statement: his brand-new amapiano single, “On The Floor” featuring King P. The track has already taken the internet by storm, racking up more than 80,000 TikTok recreations in just a few weeks and sparking one of the hottest dance challenges of the season.
Known for his unmistakable voice and ability to connect deeply with audiences, Sir Trill has been a driving force in the amapiano movement.

“On The Floor” delivers a bouncy, energetic groove designed to get people moving, capturing the essence of amapiano while pushing the sound forward with fresh energy. Fans and dancers alike have embraced the song as the perfect soundtrack for feel-good moments, making it a viral sensation across social media platforms. With his return, Sir Trill reaffirms his place as one of the genre’s most compelling hitmakers

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Mzwakhe Zwane, professionally known as Sir Trill, is a South African singer, songwriter, producer, composer, and entrepreneur born on January 6, 1996, in Badplaas, Mpumalanga. He began his journey exploring hip-hop and rap before finding his voice in amapiano, where his distinctive vocals, smooth delivery, and emotive songwriting quickly set him apart.

While studying at the University of Johannesburg, Sir Trill balanced academic life with his passion for music, eventually collaborating with some of the genre’s biggest names, including DJ Maphorisa, Tyler ICU, Soa Mattrix, and De Mthuda. His breakout moment came through features on hit tracks such as “Yini Sdakwa” with ThackzinDJ and Tee Jay, followed by the release of his debut album Ghost, which showcased his versatility and cemented his status as one of amapiano’s leading voices. Known for his authenticity, hard work, and ability to connect deeply with listeners, Sir Trill continues to push boundaries while representing his roots and carving his own lane in South Africa’s music landscape.

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