Toya Delazy is taking a moment to celebrate the growing love for her latest project Zulu Jungle, while also giving supporters something new to look forward to. The London based South African artist recently shared a heartfelt tweet on X, expressing gratitude to listeners who have embraced the EP since its release.
Released on 20 May 2026, Zulu Jungle marked an important chapter in Toya Delazy’s career. The project arrived under her own Afro rave imprint, allowing her to fully explore her creative vision while continuing to build a sound that blends African influences with contemporary electronic music.
Reflecting on the response to the EP, Delazy shared a message of appreciation with fans. “Thank you for all the love you’ve shown my EP Zulu Jungle! A few of my favourite DJs and producers have remixed Phumelela, and it’s time to reveal the first one.”
The tweet did not only highlighted her gratitude but also introduced the next phase of the Zulu Jungle journey. Alongside celebrating the support the project has received, Toya Delazy revealed that several producers have reimagined Phumelela, one of the standout records from the release, with the first remix now ready to be unveiled.
Known for consistently pushing creative boundaries, Toya Delazy has spent years crafting a musical identity that draws inspiration from her heritage while embracing sounds from across the globe. Her work has earned recognition for its ability to bring together storytelling, rhythm and culture in a way that feels both personal and accessible.
That artistic approach is evident throughout Zulu Jungle, a collection of tracks that showcases different sides of her creative world. The EP includes Amamenemene featuring AUKA and Neekeetone, Smakade, Ngiyakuthanda, Phumelela and the title track Zulu Jungle. Across its twenty-minute runtime, the project offers listeners a vibrant and immersive experience that reflects Toya Delazy’s evolving artistry.
Since its release, fans have continued to engage with the project across streaming platforms and social media, celebrating the music’s originality and the stories woven throughout the EP. The growing support has helped solidify Zulu Jungle as one of Toya Delazy’s most talked about recent releases.
With fresh interpretations of Phumelela now beginning to emerge, the excitement surrounding the EP shows no signs of slowing down. The remix campaign opens a new chapter for the project while introducing its music to even wider audiences.
For Toya Delazy, the journey of Zulu Jungle is far from over. As she continues to thank supporters and share new music inspired by the project, the connection between the artist and her audience remains at the heart of everything that follows.
