The South African music scene has always thrived on innovation, and the latest wave of talent is no different. Leading this charge is Sosoboy Fosho, a rising Afrotrap artist whose unique fusion of genres and deeply personal storytelling is fast earning him a name in the industry.

This month, Sosoboy officially released his long-anticipated debut project, the Pink Roses EP a genre-blending body of work that merges Hip-Hop, R&B, Afropop, and isiXhosa lyricism to deliver a heartfelt sonic experience. The six-track project is available on Spotify, Apple Music, and all major streaming platforms, inviting listeners into a world where rhythm meets raw emotion.

A Story Told in Six Tracks

The Pink Roses EP is more than just a playlist — it’s a journey through themes of love, vulnerability, and black romance, all tied together by Sosoboy’s signature Xhosa-infused storytelling.

Standout tracks include:

Mine – A fan-favorite that Sosoboy has brought to life with a performance video, showcasing both his artistry and charisma.

First Lady – A romantic anthem layered with smooth vocals and Afrotrap rhythms.

Inyembezi zoThando – A soulful and emotional ballad reflecting on love’s joys and heartbreaks.

The Rise of Sosoboy Fosho

What sets Sosoboy apart is his ability to weave cultural authenticity into contemporary sounds. Afrotrap may be the foundation, but his music expands into spaces of R&B sensuality, Afropop energy, and poetic isiXhosa verses that ground his art in heritage.

With Pink Roses, Sosoboy is not only introducing himself but also carving out a space for new-age Afrotrap with depth and soul. His music resonates with those seeking more than just beats — it’s an invitation into stories of love, struggle, and triumph told from an authentic South African perspective.

What’s Next?

As Sosoboy Fosho’s audience grows, there’s little doubt he’ll continue to push boundaries and elevate Afrotrap within the broader African and global music landscape. Pink Roses may be the beginning, but it feels like the start of something much bigger — the blooming of a new voice in the culture.

Stream the Pink Roses EP now and lock in with Sosoboy Fosho:

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