Music Duo CampmastersMusic Duo Campmasters. Picture: Supplied

South African DJ and producer duo Campmasters will release Camp Yakithi II with gamma. on Friday, 30 October 2026.

The 25-track double album brings together Gqom, 3-Step, Afro-tech and Amapiano across two discs, showcasing the duo’s versatility while remaining rooted in their signature Durban sound.

Formed in Umlazi, Durban, in 2010, Campmasters comprise Mzwandile Khuluse and Khumbulani “Wonder Boy” Langa. The duo have established themselves in South African dance music through their Gqom productions and collaborations with artists across the local scene.

The official artwork for Campmasters’ upcoming album, “Camp Yakithi II.” Picture: Supplied
The official artwork for Campmasters’ upcoming album, “Camp Yakithi II.” Picture: Supplied

The album blends 3-Step, Afro-tech and Gqom

The first disc features 10 tracks exploring 3-Step and Afro-tech, while the second delivers 15 Gqom records. The album features DJ Maphorisa, DJ Tira, Xduppy, Young Stunna, Nkosazana Daughter, DJ Veek, Blaq Seed, Zeh McGeba and Miikey Ndlovu, among others.

The focus track, Ukube Bengizenzela, features Young Stunna, DJ Veek, Miikey Ndlovu and Blaq Seed. Carrying a message of hope and encouragement, the song brings together artists from different corners of South African music.

The 25-track tracklist for Campmasters’ upcoming album, “Camp Yakithi II.” Picture: Supplied
The 25-track tracklist for Campmasters’ upcoming album, “Camp Yakithi II.” Picture: Supplied

Campmasters reflect on their growth and versatility

Speaking on the project, Mzwandile Khuluse had this to say:

“To us this project is about us showcasing our unique versatility throughout the different South African sounds, this project carries two different disks that have different styles of production. We made this project for everyone and it doesn’t have any limitations when it comes to music Gqom, 3 step, and piano, everyone is covered. When people listen to this project they must understand that this project is produced to fit in anywhere with features that are from different genres in the South African music scene/industry and it doesn’t only focus on the expected Campmasters Durban Sound production (it’s about our growth in the musical scene with being versatile and producing music that people love),” said Mzwandile.

The release follows the success of Vathela, which gained viral attention, and Awungazi, featuring DJ Tira, General C’Mamane and Pcee, which was named Gagasi FM’s Song of the Year.

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