GoldMax joins forces with Moh, Dalee and Woza Bakzin as “Imali Ye Żaka” lands on his “State of Gqom” album. The song sits fourth on the 13-track project, so it arrives early in the listening run.
That placement matters because the record carries a heavy collaborative load. Moh, Dalee and Woza Bakzin all appear on “Imali Ye Żaka,” and their voices stack against GoldMax’s own sound. The result adds vocal and rhythmic interplay to the album’s flow.
The bigger picture is “State of Gqom,” a 2026 release built around modern South African sounds. GoldMax uses the project to pull several voices and styles into one body of work. However, the album still holds together as a single artistic statement.
For listeners tracking GoldMax’s run, this track works as an early anchor. It sits among twelve other songs, yet it carries enough weight to stand out. The guests give the song its own texture while the album keeps moving.
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