
House Of ESAMA, Nevrr49, Jay Music and Loony Q come together on “Askies I’m Sorry,” featuring Ndade Smash. Released on 2 October 2026, the Amapiano single brings together artists whose shared credits already connect several House Of ESAMA releases.
The song arrives under House Of ESAMA Music (PTY) LTD and runs for four minutes and fifty-two seconds. Its release adds another collaboration to a catalogue that includes “I’m Sorry,” “Mathatha” and “Show Me Something.”
For listeners following these artists, the lineup is a reason to explore the record. Several names return from earlier collaborations, while the full five-artist billing gives this particular release its own identity.
Askies I’m Sorry Release Details
“Askies I’m Sorry” is presented as a standalone single, with House Of ESAMA, Nevrr49, Jay Music and Loony Q receiving the lead artist credits. Ndade Smash appears as the featured artist.
The recording sits within Amapiano and offers a relatively compact introduction to this group of collaborators. At just under five minutes, it is easy to explore as an individual release before moving into the related songs in their catalogues.
The full title is useful when identifying the track: “Askies I’m Sorry (feat. Ndade Smash).” House Of ESAMA also has a separate release listed as “I’m Sorry,” so the expanded title and artist lineup help distinguish the October single.
The Connection to I’m Sorry
House Of ESAMA, Nevrr49 and Jay Music are also jointly credited on “I’m Sorry.” Their names therefore connect the two releases, giving existing listeners a related recording to revisit alongside “Askies I’m Sorry.”
The October release adds Loony Q to the lead billing and includes Ndade Smash as a featured artist. That difference makes the credits particularly relevant for anyone discovering the song through one of those performers.
Listening to both releases offers a way to compare the recordings directly. The shared names provide the connection, while the complete tracks allow listeners to form their own impressions of each release.
Loony Q and Ndade Smash’s Shared Connections
Loony Q and Ndade Smash also have an existing connection with House Of ESAMA and Jay Music through “Mathatha.” That recording credits House Of ESAMA, D-Minor, Ndade Smash and Jay Music, with Loony Q featured.
This makes “Mathatha” a useful companion to “Askies I’m Sorry.” Four of the artists involved in the October single appear on that earlier collaboration, giving listeners another recording through which to explore their shared work.
The recurring names show how these releases connect across different combinations of artists. Following those credits can help listeners discover songs they might otherwise miss when browsing only one performer’s catalogue.
More House Of ESAMA Collaborations to Explore
Another related selection is “Show Me Something,” credited to House Of ESAMA, D-Minor, Jay Music and Arcader, featuring Don Edward and Benzoo. It extends the listening route through two of the lead names on “Askies I’m Sorry.”
For a focused introduction, start with the new single, revisit “I’m Sorry,” and continue with “Mathatha.” These three recordings provide a clear path through the overlapping collaborations without requiring listeners to work through every release at once.
“Askies I’m Sorry” adds another entry to that growing network of shared recordings. Explore more House Of ESAMA releases on Amapiano Groove, and share which collaboration from this lineup belongs in your regular rotation.


