Bun Xapa Meets with ZIDDO: Channeling Connection and Creativity on "Looking For Change"
The two South African artists come together for a warm, groove-led Afro House cut built on friendship, feeling, and forward motion.

Bun Xapa and ZIDDO have joined forces on “Looking For Change,” a new single out now via Sondela Recordings.
Rooted in Afro House, the track brings the two South African artists into a shared space of rhythm, melody, and emotional lift. It is smooth but not sleepy, polished but still full of movement, with a steady groove carrying the track from its first pulse into something warmer and more expansive.
For Bun Xapa, “Looking For Change” continues a run of music shaped by deep musical instinct and a clear sense of atmosphere. His productions often sit in that sweet spot between dancefloor function and widescreen feeling, pulling from African-rooted sounds while keeping one foot firmly in contemporary club music.
ZIDDO brings his own energy to the collaboration. Known for a vibrant, melody-driven approach, he has been steadily building his sound while staying closely connected to his hometown community and local scene. That sense of place comes through here, not as decoration, but as part of the track’s foundation.
Long-standing friends as well as collaborators, Bun Xapa and ZIDDO sound locked in on “Looking For Change.” The track moves with intention: tight drums, textured synth work, warm chords, and vocal hooks that give the production its emotional center. Nothing feels overworked. The parts breathe, the groove holds, and the feeling keeps rising.
As both artists continue carving out their own lanes in electronic music, “Looking For Change” feels like a natural meeting point. It is a soulful, rhythm-focused cut with enough weight for the club and enough heart to stay with you after the lights come up.
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