Artist profile
Illustrative image, not a photograph of Trechyson Molly vx.
Trechyson Molly vx is a music producer and DJ from South Africa. The official YouTube channel uses that description alongside a South African flag, and many of the releases have come out through Top Floor Records, which describes itself as an independent South African label. Apple Music files the artist under Amapiano.
“Botshelo Ke Eng”, a February 2026 single with DJ Promatic SA and Dendofela, became a Breakout search in Botswana and Namibia in the year to September 2026.
Trechyson Molly vx’s releases on Apple Music begin in January 2023 with the single “Wish Me Well”, followed by a batch of singles in February 2023. From mid-2023 most releases carry a Top Floor Records credit, and many are collaborations with other acts on the label, above all Lah’Vee, Droatest and DJ Promatic SA.
The catalogue is mostly singles, with two longer releases: the four-track EP ISIBUSISO (2024) and the seven-track album Impilo yo Mjita (2025), both filed under Dance on Apple Music. Collaborations with DJ Promatic SA include “Mpogo” and “Chaba Dia Fela” (2024) and “Thatha Dali” (2025).
“Botshelo Ke Eng” came out on 13 February 2026 with a Hit Music Money credit on Apple Music. A follow-up, “Botshelo Ke Eng 2.0” with Jinger Stone and MaWhoo, came out in May 2026, and “Ka Di Weekend” with Jinger Stone in June 2026.
Selected releases as listed on streaming services, checked September 2026. Guest appearances on other artists’ releases are not included.
Start with “Botshelo Ke Eng”, the single most people are searching for. The official video is on the artist’s YouTube channel. Then try the 2025 album Impilo yo Mjita and the collaborations with DJ Promatic SA, such as “Mpogo”, to hear more of the catalogue.
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