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Common Ground
Thakzin# Thakzin Announces *Common Ground*, an Eight-Track House Album Built Around Collaboration Thakzin’s *Common Ground* is an eight-track house album scheduled for release on 13 November 2026. The project brings…
Album Details
- Artist
- Thakzin
- Project
- Album
- Genre
- House
- Release Date
- November 13, 2026
- Tracks
- 8
- Duration
- 48 min
# Thakzin Announces *Common Ground*, an Eight-Track House Album Built Around Collaboration
Thakzin’s *Common Ground* is an eight-track house album scheduled for release on 13 November 2026. The project brings together a wide range of South African and international voices, producers and performers, with Thakzin remaining the central figure across the tracklist.
Rather than presenting a long-form album, *Common Ground* keeps its focus tight: eight songs, each shaped by a distinct collaboration or creative pairing. The result is a project that places collaboration at the centre of its identity, with guest appearances spanning established names and newer voices.
The album opens with **“Ake Tsabe”**, featuring **Jinger Stone**, before moving into **“Maphorisa”**—the project’s most densely populated collaboration. That track features **Mpho.wav, Atmos Blaq, Tete, Ozana Musiq, Kisto, Moonchild Sanelly, Baby S.O.N, Suffo** and **Citizen Deep**, making it a notable meeting point within the album’s tracklist.
Elsewhere, Thakzin works with **Mzizi** on **“Kuyahlangana”**, while **Kush’Umsindo** pairs **Kususa** and **Tete** with the album’s primary artist. **Blue Method** appears on **“Submerge”**, and **Tete** returns for **“Maputla”**, giving the collaborator a particularly visible role across the project.
The closing stretch introduces **Leandra.Vert** on **“Ilanga”**, followed by **“Antelope”**, the album’s only listed track without a featured artist. Its placement at the end gives the project a clear solo statement from Thakzin, at least in terms of the supplied tracklist.
With its compact eight-song structure and extensive guest list, *Common Ground* is positioned as a collaborative house release rather than a project built around one repeated formula. Its appeal will be in hearing how Thakzin connects different artists across a concise album, from large-scale ensemble work on “Maphorisa” to more focused pairings throughout the rest of the tracklist.
*Common Ground* is due out on **13 November 2026**.
Common Ground Album Tracklist