SlikourOnLife Launches Official Apple Music Curator Page And Six Playlists

Today, SlikourOnLife, one of South Africa’s leading music publications, launches an Apple Music curator page/profile. The page consists of playlists curated by SlikourOnLife staff that showcase the latest in genres such as Hip-Hop, R&B, Amapiano, House, Afrobeats and other genres.

What A Life

SlikourOnLife’s flagship playlist, consisting of the best African tunes.

The hottest new music from South Africa and the rest of the continent, curated by SlikourOnLife staff. From the big hits to offerings from niche artists and the stars of the future. Every time you bump it, you end up screaming, “What a life!”

Kokota Piano

The freshest Amapiano tunes curated by SlikourOnLife staff.

The sounds of South African streets, shaking up dance floors worldwide, Amapiano has become a diverse genre whose influence can be heard on genres like Afrobeats, Afro-pop, hip-hop, and other genres from all over Africa.

The Rap Up

The freshest South African Hip-Hop jams curated by SlikourOnLife.

Having been founded by rapper Slikour, a member of pioneering hip-hop group Skwatta Kamp, the genre remains a cornerstone of the platform. In this playlist, the SlikourOnLife team puts together songs that give a snapshot of the current South African hip-hop scene; from the frontrunners of the game to the hungriest rappers bubbling under in the streets.

The Inbox

The hottest South African music you haven’t heard.

The hottest South African music you haven’t heard; from hip-hop to Amapiano, Afro-Pop, R&B and other youthful genres, get a taste of what’s next in the South African music scene. These are songs sent by up-and-coming artists to the SlikourOnLife inbox, updated fortnightly.

Sundays Are For Lovers

South African R&B hit different when you’re within cuddles. Curated by SlikourOnLife.

South African R&B is having a moment right now. This playlist is the soundtrack to that picnic in the park, that party for two in the bedroom… courtesy of South African voices old and new.

We Never Die, We Multiply

Music from the South African stars we’ve lost over the years.

A playlist dedicated to the South African stars who are no longer with us; they may be gone, but the music and the memories live on. As Riky Rick used to say, “We never die, we multiply!”