Tman Xpress Biography: Amapiano, Music, Albums, Collaborations, Age, Career, Songs, Net Worth, Parents

Tsiliso Tokoloho Molokoli, professionally known as Tman Xpress, is a South African musician celebrated for his innovative fusion of electronic and Amapiano music.

With a distinctive sound characterized by emotive rhythms and memorable melodies, he has built a strong following and played a key role in the rise of Amapiano within South Africa’s music scene.

Known for hits like “Kwelinye,” “Amasango,” “Injabulo,” and “Inkonzo,” Tman Xpress has also collaborated with notable artists such as Mellow & Sleazy, Yanga Chief, and DJ Jaivane, further enriching the genre with elements of electronic and hip-hop influences.

Profile

• Full Name: Tsiliso Tokoloho Molokoli
• Stage Name: Tman Xpress
• Born: 1980s
• Age: 40s
• Birthplace: Soweto, South Africa
• Nationality: South African
• Occupation: South African Musician
• Height: Unknown
• Parent: Mr. and Mrs. Molokoli
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Unknown
• Net Worth: Unknown

Early Life And Education

Tsiliso Tokoloho Molokoli was born in the early 1980s in Soweto, South Africa, though his exact date of birth remains undisclosed. He was born to parents known only as Mr. and Mrs. Molokoli, and while it is possible he has siblings, no public information is available about them.

Details regarding his educational background and religious beliefs have not been made public. He is of South African ethnicity.

Career

Tman Xpress began his musical journey in high school alongside longtime friend Michael ‘Demented Soul’ Molemane. Initially exploring Afro-house and Afro-tech, he transitioned to Amapiano between 2016 and 2017, despite the genre’s early skepticism.

His breakthrough came in 2019 with the release of his debut EP One For The Yanos, which featured the popular track “Heineken” with Killer Kau. This release marked his official entry into the Amapiano scene and laid the foundation for his rising career.

Following his debut, Tman Xpress gained recognition for his emotive and expressive sound, blending electronic influences with the rhythmic depth of Amapiano. Tracks like “Kwelinye” (featuring Keynote), “Amasango” (featuring SjavasDaDeejay & TitoM), “Injabulo,” and “Inkonzo” have not only resonated with South African audiences but have also found success internationally.

His ability to craft compelling melodies and atmospheric beats has positioned him as a standout figure in the genre’s global expansion.

Collaboration has been central to his growth, working with acclaimed artists such as Mellow & Sleazy, Yanga Chief, Demented Soul, and DJ Jaivane. Notably, the track “Kwelinye” showcased his versatility by merging Amapiano with hip-hop and electronic elements.

In recent years, he released two major projects: Umdanso Wenyanga in 2023 and Ikigai (The Second Samurai) in 2024, the latter inspired by a personal journey of self-discovery. These albums have reinforced his influence in the Amapiano movement and highlighted his commitment to evolving the sound of South African music.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @tmanxpress
• Facebook handle: Tman Xpress

Personal Life

Tman Xpress has not publicly disclosed any information regarding his relationship status, spouse, or children, and there is no verified information available on these aspects of his personal life.

Discography

Albums and EPs:

• One For The Yanos (2019)
• Comofyder
• Sonkohyder
• Ikigai (The Second Samurai) (2024)

Singles and Collaborations:

• “Kwelinye” (feat. Keynote)
• “Amasango” (feat. SjavasDaDeejay & TitoM)
• “Injabulo” and “Inkonzo”
• “Haibo” (with Mellow & Sleazy & Blacko SA)
• “Celemba” (with Musiqal Tone)

Net Worth

Tman Xpress’s exact net worth is not publicly disclosed, but as a prominent South African musician in the Amapiano and electronic music scenes, his income is primarily derived from music sales, streaming royalties, live performances, and collaborations with other artists. His contributions to popular tracks and albums further enhance his earnings.