Who is The Yanos Plug

About The Yanos Plug

What is Amapiano?

The Yanos Plug is the ultimate destination for all things Amapiano. We were founded in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019, with a mission to spread the gospel of Amapiano music to the world and put new, undiscovered talent on the map. We are the heart of the Amapiano scene, connecting producers, artists, DJs, and fans alike.

At The Yanos Plug, we believe that Amapiano is more than just music – it’s a culture, a lifestyle, and a way of bringing people together. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to provide our readers with the latest news, reviews, and interviews from the Amapiano scene. We also strive to provide a platform for up-and-coming artists to showcase their talents and gain exposure.

Our publication is not just for Amapiano enthusiasts, but for anyone who is interested in discovering new and exciting music. We keep our readers up-to-date on the latest Amapiano trends, events, and releases. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or new to the genre, The Yanos Plug has something for everyone.

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Amapiano is a genre born on the soil of the streets of South Africa. The genre has been around for some time but started gaining popularity in 2017 for its bright jazzy style. The genre used to be called ‘Number’ then MFR Souls came up with the name ‘Amapiano’ which means ‘the pianos’, in Zulu, but there is more to its composition than the name implies.

Amapiano started as instrumentals in the beginning until Kabza De Small added vocals then the whole game changed. It is the first time a genre of our own has dominated airplay more than International songs. Yanos is another name for Amapiano, dubbed by the South African Hip-hop, trap culture who also enjoy the genre. Some have crossed over to making Amapiano music and have become bigger artists.