Woza Bakzin and GoldMax close their Gqom In Black project with “Skelemu,” bringing CampMasters into the fold for the final statement. The collaboration keeps the heavy drums, deep bass, and energetic percussion that define the collection’s sound. Their vocals layer across the production, giving the record a strong finish that matches the intensity built throughout the project.
For listeners who have followed Durban’s Gqom scene, this record lands exactly where it should. The rhythm is built for movement, and the energy stays consistent from the opening hits to the final moments. It works as a closing track because it does not try to be anything other than what the genre demands. That restraint is part of its strength, actually. The producers understand what works here, and they deliver it without overcomplicating things.
So, does “Skelemu” meet what you expected from this lineup of producers? Drop your thoughts in the comment section below.
