Welele Lyrics – TxC, Mavo & Shoday

TxC, Mavo, and Shoday just dropped Welele, a fresh Amapiano banger that’s got everyone from Johannesburg clubs to Lagos playlists moving, and with that stacked feature list, it’s the kind of track that feels like a party invite you can’t turn down.

This one’s a single out since late November on TXC Enterprises via LVRN Records, clocking in at about five minutes of pure groove. It’s straight Amapiano at its heart, with those rolling basslines and log drum kicks that make your hips betray you, mixed with Shoday’s smooth Afrobeats flair. The creative vibe here is all about blending South African house energy with Nigerian street soul, courtesy of producers like Leemckrazy who layer in those deep, hypnotic synths.

Lyrically, it’s playful escapism, chasing love and luxury without the drama. Shoday kicks it off with lines like “Oh, My Darling, Give Me Love” and nods to big-money dreams, referencing Dangote as the ultimate flex, while the chorus hooks you with that simple, addictive “I Like That, One, Two.” It’s got this carefree hunger, celebrating the thrill of connection amid the grind, all wrapped in multilingual flows that switch from Yoruba to English without missing a beat. No big album tie-in yet, but it’s riding the wave of TxC’s recent collabs, and you can stream the full thing on Spotify.

TxC, the sister duo behind it, have been on a roll this year, turning heads with their Nakupenda team-up alongside Davido and Scotts Maphuma, which showed they’re not just local heroes anymore. They’re evolving from bedroom mixes to global crossovers, pulling in voices like Mavo’s production edge and Shoday’s rising star power. Shoday, fresh off hits like Bobo with Adekunle Gold, is leaning harder into these pan-African links, trading Naija bounce for SA rhythms that feel both familiar and new. At a time when Amapiano’s exploding worldwide, Welele captures that momentum, like a snapshot of how these scenes are merging to keep the dancefloor alive.

Dive into the Welele lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other TxC tracks for more of that Amapiano fire.