Usimamane Unveils Unreleased Track “50 Bandz” Featuring Boity & Sexyy Red. Usimamane has landed another major international feature. This time, the collaboration brings together fellow South African talent Boity and American rap sensation Sexyy Red.
The 22-year-old Umlazi native shared a screenshot of an unreleased track on his Instagram Story. The post quickly gained attention after hip-hop page Rap Kulture ZA amplified it. Fans are now buzzing about the unexpected trio.
The teaser screenshot shows the song titled “50 Bandz”. It positions Usimamane at the centre of a high-energy collaboration that mixes South African street rap with Sexyy Red’s signature raw St. Louis bounce. Boity, who previously featured on the remix of Usimamane’s platinum hit “Cheque”, returns with her sharp lyricism and star power.
Usimamane exploded onto the scene with his 2024 single “Cheque”, which earned triple platinum status in South Africa. He followed it with his debut album “20th: Days Before Maud”. The young artist has steadily built an international presence.
He shares label space on Gamma with heavyweights including Rick Ross and Sexyy Red. His versatile style moves smoothly between motivational trap anthems, melodic R&B-tinged cuts and hard-hitting club records. This has established him as one of the most dynamic young voices from KwaZulu-Natal.
Boity, the actress, TV personality, and rapper, adds a strong local element. Her chemistry with Usimamane on the earlier “Cheque” remix proved they work well together. Expect even more impact in this new project.
Sexyy Red, known for viral hits such as “Pound Town”, brings her unfiltered Midwest energy that has taken over U.S. charts and social media. Combining her style with Usimamane’s Durban flow and Boity’s precision could create a track that connects continents and appeals to rap fans across generations.
No official release date has been announced, and the song remains under wraps. Still, the Instagram Story tease has already sparked lively online discussions. Some praise the bold lineup while others speculate on how the different sonic worlds will blend.
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