South African artist Tarzan has released ‘Seyinomnikazi’, an Afro Soul and R&B single that marks a departure from the Afro Tech and Afri Dance sound for which she is best known.
Tarzan.
Released on 3 July 2026, the song explores themes of love, commitment and vulnerability. According to the artist, the title translates to “my heart has found the one I love” and reflects a personal experience.
Tarzan, whose previous releases include ‘Asingamavaka’ and ‘Aamaphoyisa’, said the single represents both a musical and creative evolution.
“This song is deeply personal, inspired by a pivotal moment in my life when I realised that love had truly found its forever home,” she said.
“The emotion behind the lyrics is genuine and raw, which is why I chose to give it a romantic yet definitive tone, there’s no room for hopefuls. Shifting to Afro Soul was a deliberate choice representing growth not just in sound, but in storytelling and connection.”
The artist said the single has gained traction on streaming platforms and social media, particularly TikTok, since its release.
“Since its release on 3 July, ‘Seyinomnikazi’ has resonated profoundly with fans, especially on platforms like TikTok and streaming services. I believe this deep connection stems from the genuine emotion the song carries and the universal theme of finding enduring love. It's an honour to see so many people relate to this story and make it a part of their lives.”
Tarzan added that the response to the song would influence her upcoming live performances.
“The overwhelming support has truly humbled me, and I’m committed to delivering A-class performances that bring this song to life on stage. Expect immersive shows that combine heartfelt vocals with captivating visuals and engaging stage presence, designed to make every listener feel like they're part of the experience.”
‘Seyinomnikazi’ serves as the lead release ahead of Tarzan’s planned debut album, which is scheduled for release in November.
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