Characterized by an inclination to deep house, lounge music, and jazz, Soweto-born producer Kelvin Momo’s signature blend of “private school amapiano” adds a mellow touch to the South African subgenre. For Isgubhu, he assembles a collection of tracks he keeps close, featuring hits from De Mthuda, Soa mattrix, Kabza De Small, Artwork Sounds, Sam Deep, Uncle Waffles, Dj Stokie, and more, along with cuts from his own catalog. “I wanted the songs to reflect not only what I listen to, but the type of songs I play as part of my sets,” he tells Apple Music. “Think of it as a Kelvin Momo gig in your pocket.” Hear something that gets you going? Add it to your library.