
Apple Gule
eSwatini-born South African singer-songwriter and producer blending soul, pop, and country music.
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Jul 12, 2026
Apple Gule opens up about the meaning behind 'WAKE UP SING'
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Sam CeleHOST
So, Wake Up and Sing, is that feel-good anthem we've been needing? What's the story behind it? What were you going through that made you say, hey, it's time to wake up and sing?

Apple GuleGUEST
I mean, yeah, it is a bit of a feel-good anthem type vibe, but at the same time, it actually has quite a deep underlying message.

Apple GuleGUEST
And yeah, it just speaks about, like, you know, having to appreciate what you actually have and stop, you know, making kind of bad decisions and, I don't know, kind of putting yourself into a bit of a hole.

Apple GuleGUEST
So yeah, literally, one of the songs where I was like, you know what, man? I've got so much going for me.

Apple GuleGUEST
And I think it just kind of has a metaphor for, like, you know, just go for it, man.

Sam CeleHOST
What's the one moment in your journey that still blows your mind when you look back? How does it show up in your music