Maraza Drops The Official Music Video For Star-Studded “SPILLI (Remix)”
Maraza Drops The Official Music Video For Star-Studded “SPILLI (Remix)” Maraza has finally delivered the visuals fans have been waiting for, bringing together some of South Africa’s most respected hip-hop voices in the official music video for “SPILLI (Remix).”
The star-studded remix features Kwesta, Robot Boii, Priddy Ugly, YoungstaCPT and Touchline alongside Maraza, creating a heavyweight lineup that represents different generations, cities and styles within the local rap scene. The video is now available on YouTube, giving the collaborative track a visual identity to match its lyrical firepower.
“SPILLI” first landed in February 2026 as the lead single from Maraza’s ambitious double-disc album, UNO. The title comes from Maraza’s own interpretation of the word “experience”, shaped by Zulu language patterns and his years of navigating the music industry.
What started as a freestyle and a recurring ad-lib eventually grew into something much bigger. “SPILLI” became a statement about survival, growth, confidence and everything Maraza has learned throughout his journey in hip-hop.
The original music video arrived in May and established the visual world around the song with a gritty, cinematic approach. Directed by Dubelicious Films and produced by X-Wise Beats, the clip helped build momentum for what would come next.
That next chapter arrived when UNO was released on 29 May through Spilli Academy. The remix expanded the song into an impressive showcase of South African rap talent, with each guest bringing a distinct identity to the record.
Kwesta adds his veteran presence, while Touchline brings his sharp storytelling and township perspective. Priddy Ugly steps in with his trademark technical precision, Robot Boii brings a burst of youthful energy, and YoungstaCPT represents the Cape Flats with his unmistakable style. Maraza remains at the centre, tying the different sounds and perspectives together.
The collaboration has already generated plenty of excitement among hip-hop fans, particularly because of the way the artists complement rather than overshadow one another. Each verse feels like its own statement, while the collective energy keeps the record grounded in the spirit of South African hip-hop.
Now, with the official video finally out, fans can experience that chemistry beyond the audio.
Maraza marked the release on social media with a simple but emphatic message: “WORTH THE WAIT! SPILLI REMIX MUSIC VIDEO OUT NOW ON YOUTUBE! FOR 🇿🇦 HIP HOP!!!” He also tagged the artists who joined him on the track.
The visual arrives at a fitting moment for the UNO campaign, keeping attention firmly on a project that continues to showcase Maraza’s commitment to the culture. Following the release of the original “SPILLI” video, the remix gives the song another opportunity to make its mark while bringing several corners of the South African hip-hop landscape into one frame.
With artists representing different generations and regions, the “SPILLI (Remix)” video feels like more than a promotional visual. It captures the competitive spirit, diversity and lyrical confidence that continue to define South African hip-hop.
For Maraza and his all-star lineup, the wait may have been long, but the visual has finally arrived.
