Loatinover Pounds Weighs In On Whether Amapiano Will Last The Next 10 Years. Pretoria-based rapper Loatinover Pounds recently engaged with a fan on social media, offering his perspective on the future of Amapiano music.
The fan posed a question, asking, “Will piano last the next 10 years?” In response, Loatinover Pounds emphasized that Amapiano is an extension of South Africa’s rich house music history, which has thrived for decades.
“Piano is basically house music. House music been around since I was born. It’s a South African thing,” Loatinover Pounds responded, highlighting the genre’s deep roots in the country’s music culture. He went on to reference prominent names from the house music scene, such as The Layabouts, Ralf Gum, Chymamusique, Brazo Wa Afrika, Calvin Fallo, and TekniQ, pointing out how house music has evolved over the years into various subgenres, including Amapiano.
According to Pounds, the current Amapiano sound is a culmination of these historical influences, reflecting a blend of various styles that adapt to what is popular at any given time. “When you look at Amapiano today, it’s just a mixture of all that. It depends on what’s popular at that time, whether it’s the beats or the vocals,” he explained.
Concluding his thoughts, Loatinover Pounds reassured his followers that despite the changing landscape of music, Amapiano’s foundation in house music guarantees its enduring appeal. “At the end of the day, it’s house music, and we love it,” he affirmed.
Loatinover Pounds’ remarks highlight the genre’s cultural significance and its potential for longevity, resonating with fans who cherish the evolution of South African music. As Amapiano continues to rise in popularity, SA music lovers are optimistic about its future in the global music scene.
