Summary
This article covers The Ultimate Tubidy Braai Playlist: Songs for Every Mzansi Party. Planning a braai? Here is the ultimate Tubidy playlist of South African party songs, from kwaito classics to amapiano anthems. When you are ready to listen, open the Tubidy homepage and search for a song, artist or music video.
No braai is complete without the right music. Here is a Tubidy playlist that works for every age group, from the gogos to the youth. Search each one on Tubidy and keep the party going.
Start the fire: throwbacks
Get everyone in a good mood with songs the whole family knows:
- vulindlela brenda fassie, a timeless celebration song.
- nkalakatha mandoza, the kwaito anthem.
- shibobo tkzee, a football-season favourite.
- khona mafikizolo, made for singing along.
Meat on the grill: feel-good grooves
As the food cooks, keep it smooth with soulful house:
- superman black coffee for deep house vibes.
- jerusalema master kg, the song the whole world danced to.
Time to dance: amapiano
Once the food is done, turn it up:
- ke star focalistic gets everyone shouting along.
- mnike tyler icu is a guaranteed dance floor filler.
- water tyla, the global hit.
- Search amapiano mix for a long set when nobody wants to change songs.
Late night: gqom energy
For the dancers who are still going:
Winding down
End the night with something softer. Search afro soul or try artists from our R&B and soul guide.
Tips for the perfect braai music
- Keep one phone as the "DJ" so songs do not clash.
- Connect to a Bluetooth speaker for better sound.
- Use Wi-Fi if you can, because long mixes use a lot of data. See our data-saving tips.
Start the playlist
Head to the Tubidy homepage, search the first song and let the braai begin.
