Afro Soul

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Ami Faku

Top Songs By Ami Faku

Ndikhethe WenaAmi Faku

Listen to LOML (feat. Ami Faku) by Seyi Vibez, see lyrics, music video & more!

LOML (feat. Ami Faku)Seyi Vibez

Listen to Abalele by Kabza De Small, DJ Maphorisa & Ami Faku, see lyrics, music video & more!

AbaleleKabza De Small, DJ Maphorisa & Ami Faku

Listen to Asibe Happy by Kabza De Small, DJ Maphorisa & Ami Faku, see lyrics, music video & more!

Asibe HappyKabza De Small, DJ Maphorisa & Ami Faku

Listen to Ndisize (feat. Ami Faku) by Caiiro, see lyrics, music video & more!

Ndisize (feat. Ami Faku)Caiiro

Listen to Fatela by Aymos & Ami Faku, see lyrics, music video & more!

FatelaAymos & Ami Faku

Listen to Chasing Peace Of Mind by Adekunle Gold, Habib Koité & Ami Faku, see lyrics, music video & more!

Chasing Peace Of MindAdekunle Gold, Habib Koité & Ami Faku

WenaChopLife SoundSystem, Mr Eazi & Ami Faku

Listen to EXCITED by SPINALL, Ami Faku, Heavy-K & Niniola, see lyrics, music video & more!

EXCITEDSPINALL, Ami Faku, Heavy-K & Niniola

Listen to Phakade Lami (feat. Sha Sha & Ami Faku) by Nomfundo Moh, see lyrics, music video & more!

Phakade Lami (feat. Sha Sha & Ami Faku)Nomfundo Moh

Latest Release

Listen to EXCITED - Single by SPINALL, Ami Faku, Heavy-K & Niniola

SINGLEEXCITED - SingleSPINALL, Ami Faku, Heavy-K & Niniola

More albums from Ami Faku

ALBUMImaliAmi Faku

Ami Faku's Popular Music Videos

Ebhayi

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Themba Lami (feat. Ami Faku)

Sha Sha

Khumbula (feat. Ami Faku)

Amanda Black

Inde Lendlela

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Artist Playlists

Ami Faku Essentials

Enjoy all the standout tracks from one of South Africa’s most in-demand R&B voices.

At Home with Ami Faku: The Playlist

Listen to the music that’s helping Ami Faku get through this crisis.

About Ami Faku

Hometown

Born

May 28, 1993

Genre

Afro Soul

Artist Links

Through her relatable and evocative messaging, Ami Faku quickly became a household name and a leading figure within South Africa’s thriving Afrosoul scene in the late 2010s. Born Amanda Faku in Port Elizabeth in 1993, Faku started singing in church and began writing her own original songs as a teenager. During her time as a contestant on the second season of The Voice South Africa in 2017, Faku captured the hearts of many including independent label Vth Season, with whom she eventually signed a deal. On her 2019 debut studio album, Imali, the singer/songwriter’s honest lyrics explore themes such as love, social issues, and the pursuit of happiness. While Faku remains rooted in her culture and traditional music sensibilities, she also embraces contemporary Afropop, Afrohouse, and amapiano sounds that provide a spotlight for her gripping, breathy voice.