South African-born rising artist Seriously Daniel has just released a track that is as bold as it is deeply meaningful. His new single, “HOSH”, is not just a high-energy Kwaito-Pantsula anthem — it is a celebration of cultural pride, a reclaiming of identity, and an acknowledgement of the colourful vibrancy of South Africa’s Coloured community.

Produced by Soulful Clay (Clayton Damons), “HOSH” pulses with nostalgic Kwaito rhythms and sharp, modern production. It carries the weekend spirit of Kasi street corners, the rhythm of taxi rides, and the unstoppable groove of city nightlife, all wrapped into one infectious anthem. While it makes bodies move, it also makes hearts swell with pride.

Following the success of his emotionally rich single “NoBadVibes,” Daniel shifts gears to something more playful yet intentional. His use of local slang and swagger is deliberate: “HOSH” is more than just a popular Coloured greeting — it’s a statement of identity, resilience, and joy.

With nods to Kwaito legends like Zola, “HOSH” bridges eras of South African sound, bringing old-school township grooves into dialogue with today’s contemporary edge. It’s Pantsula, it’s playful, it’s powerful — and it’s proof that Seriously Daniel is not only taking his artistry seriously but also carrying his culture with him, proudly and unapologetically, across borders.