SitonicSA – Tell Me What You Want

SitonicSA says out loud what many people only think, with “Tell Me What You Want”.
Every relationship reaches the point where guessing stops working. One person is tired of reading signs and just asks for the answer. It is a request for honesty, not a complaint.
Alongside Love Me Baby, I Can’t Move On and Nomvula Wami, this title makes the story feel complete, with each release showing another stage of the same kind of relationship.
It is for the conversation that should have happened weeks ago and finally has to.
South African artist SitonicSA continues to build a catalogue of independent releases with “Tell Me What You Want”, a song centred on the question of what someone truly expects from a relationship. The artist is based in Cape Town and is listed as a singer-songwriter, producer and composer, with Afrosounds given as the genre on the artist’s Audiomack profile.
Much of SitonicSA’s 2026 output has explored personal experiences, relationships and emotional recovery. Releases such as “Let Me Heal”, “Fight For Us” and “Can We Rather Stay” point to recurring interest in love, difficult moments and the effort to keep a connection alive. That background gives the new song’s direct title a familiar place within the artist’s wider catalogue.
SitonicSA has also released the 2026 projects Wounds of the Hurt and Mama Wami, alongside a steady run of standalone singles. The latter was issued as a four-track EP in April, while Wounds of the Hurt arrived as a 12-track album in May. Both releases are credited to SitonicSA and fall under Afro-Pop on Apple Music.
The artist’s catalogue has moved across Afro-Pop and other contemporary African styles, with individual releases also appearing under Afro-Beat and related genre listings. “Tell Me What You Want” fits the relationship-focused side of that body of work, where the central question is what two people need from each other and whether they can express it clearly. It continues SitonicSA’s run of releases during 2026.
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