South African rapper Maraza has officially released his double-disc album UNO, delivering the full project after a structured rollout. The album arrives as a complete body of work consisting of 30 tracks in total, split across two discs. Disc 1 contains 14 tracks while Disc 2 carries 16 tracks, forming a combined listening experience designed as a single conceptual release.
The project follows earlier announcements that outlined its structure and confirms its full availability across platforms as a complete album drop. The release presents both discs together, forming a dual-section format that completes the planned delivery of the project.
Disc 1 is titled Uminathi Nandi Onothando and carries 14 tracks that focus on reflective and personal themes. Disc 2, titled numero UNO, contains 16 tracks and continues the narrative with a shift in tone and direction. Together, both sections form a continuous project built around a single conceptual framework.
The album includes a wide range of featured appearances from South African artists across different styles within hip hop and related sounds. Featured contributors include Kwesta, Big Zulu, Touchline, Priddy Ugly, Emtee, Bravo Le Roux, Jay Jody, Lowfeye, and YoungstaCPT, among others. These collaborations are distributed across the two discs, adding varied voices and perspectives to the overall structure of the project.
With the album now released, both discs are available as one unified project consisting of 30 tracks in total. The structure reflects a two-part composition that separates themes while maintaining continuity across the entire body of work. The release finalizes the presentation of UNO as a complete double-disc album.
With UNO now officially released, the double-disc project stands complete in its intended 30-track format, bringing together both Disc 1 and Disc 2 as a unified body of work. The album consolidates its full range of featured contributions and its two-part structure into a single release, marking its official entry into circulation across streaming platforms in its entirety.
