031Choppa, Zee Nxumalo, Focalistic and Uncool MC join forces on “Ebsuku,” featuring Boips. The Amapiano collaboration appears on Run Jozi, bringing five artists together within 031Choppa’s latest project.
Released on 28 September 2026, “Ebsuku” occupies the fifth position on the seven-track release. Its approximately four-minute-and-forty-nine-second running time makes it a relatively compact entry in a genre that often gives songs room to stretch beyond the five-minute mark. The project’s release listing confirms the collaboration and carries a 2026 copyright credit to 031Choppa.
For listeners following any of the five artists, the song offers a direct route into Run Jozi and the network of collaborators behind it.
Ebsuku Within the Run Jozi Project
“Ebsuku” arrives as part of a release built around shared appearances. Across seven songs, 031Choppa works with different combinations of artists, giving each track its own credited lineup.
The official project page places “Ebsuku” between “I DEY BOUNCE” and “Bhepa.” Elsewhere, the tracklist includes “Offspring,” “Nami Ngyamazi,” the title track “Run Jozi,” and “Fast Fast.”
That context makes the full project worth exploring alongside the individual song. “Ebsuku” introduces one combination of collaborators, while the surrounding tracks show how the lineup changes across the release.
Listeners can approach it as a standalone discovery or hear it in sequence. Playing the project from beginning to end also provides a clearer sense of where this collaboration sits within 031Choppa’s current work.
A Lineup Connected Through Other Collaborations
The connection between 031Choppa, Uncool MC and Boips extends beyond “Ebsuku.” All three also appear on the project’s title track, “Run Jozi,” featuring Malemon and Massive95k.
That shared billing makes the title track a useful companion listen. It offers another recording from the same project with three members of the “Ebsuku” lineup, making it an obvious next selection for anyone exploring their work together. Project credits.
There is also an earlier catalogue connection between 031Choppa and Zee Nxumalo. Both are credited alongside Shakes & Les on “Malunde,” featuring Springle. “Ebsuku” therefore adds another shared appearance to their existing musical relationship. Catalogue credits.
Tempo and Playlist Context
“Ebsuku” is listed as Amapiano, with a tempo of 113 BPM and a key of D minor. These details offer useful starting points for DJs planning where to place the song within a set. Track information.
The title track “Run Jozi” carries the same listed tempo and key. That makes the pair worth testing together when building a sequence, although the arrangement and phrasing will ultimately determine how a transition works.
For everyday listeners, the shorter running time offers a convenient introduction to the project. It can sit within a broader selection of recent Amapiano releases or anchor a playlist exploring the artists involved.
Explore Ebsuku on Amapiano Groove
The clearest attraction of “Ebsuku” is its combination of collaborators and its place within Run Jozi. It gives followers of Focalistic and Zee Nxumalo another joint release to explore, while connecting them with 031Choppa, Uncool MC and Boips.
Start with “Ebsuku,” follow it with “Run Jozi,” and explore the remaining tracks to discover more of the project’s collaborations. Browse the artist links on Amapiano Groove for related releases, and share which song from Run Jozi earns a place in your rotation.
