South African DJ, producer, and songwriter, Gino Brown’s soul-charged single “Let Go” featuring Temwah has officially clinched the top spot on 5FM’s #5Nights Dance Chart. The announcement, made on Thursday, May 15th during Karabo Ntshweng Molotlhanyi’s high-energy show, marks a defining moment for the genre-blending record that has steadily gained momentum since its release.
Released on February 28th this year, “Let Go” is a moving narrative that embodies emotional liberation. Seamlessly fusing Afro House with influences from 3-Step, Amapiano, and Afro Tech, the track is an auditory cleanse for anyone seeking light after turbulence. Temwah, the Malawian-born vocalist whose voice burns with sincerity, anchors the track with stirring lyrics and undeniable presence.
“Letting go is a powerful act,” Gino Brown shared. “This song is a reminder to shed negativity and welcome new energy into our lives.”
Chart-Topping, Heart-Hitting
Its climb to the top wasn’t accidental. The competition on 5FM’s #5Nights countdown is fierce, with dance records from across the continent vying for recognition. Yet “Let Go” rose, powered by its authenticity, crowd appeal, and impeccable production.
This milestone adds another jewel to Gino Brown’s already glistening career. Known for genre-defining hits like “Shayi’Number”, “Body Language”, and “Uchi Dai Dai”, he’s not just riding the wave—he’s directing its flow. With performances spanning Big Brother Africa, Gidi Culture Fest, and consistent appearances on channels like MTV Base and TRACE, Brown’s influence is unmistakable.
Drawing inspiration from icons like Black Coffee, Gino continues to push boundaries while keeping his sound grounded in soulful authenticity.
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