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YangaChief’s drops his new single “200”

Rapping about cars, women, and money isn’t a novel concept. Yanga drops his new single “200” today over a laid back beat and with the wit and swagger of a dyan. The single drops ahead the release of his brand new EP titled, Becoming A Pop Star, due on the 18th October. It’ll feature AKA, […]

MUZI’s back with his third album, ZENO

Muzi’s been on a quest for world domination recently. Having performed in Switzerland, France, Germany, USA, and the UK, he’s back in SA for the release of his third album, ZENO. From the name Zenokuhle, ZENO was written, recorded and produced mostly in South Africa with MUZI creating the album’s finishing touches while on tour in the […]

Shane Eagle & Nasty C belt out a banger with “Paris”

After announcing a new mixtape last week that’s due to be released on the 16th October, Shane Eagle has dropped the second single off the project featuring Nasty C. “PARIS” is exactly what you’d expect from two of the best rappers in the country. They trade bars effortlessly and ride the beat with the precision […]

Khuli Chana: The Blueprint

Khuli Chana begins “Endurance” – the opening track off his upcoming album, Planet of the HaveNots – with the lyrics “’Ha o tshwere Chana go ka palang?’/ the confidence was colossal, no sekala se se ka e kalang/ had to learn quick or hung out to be dormant/ flipped a couple of pages, learned all […]

Music is King announces their artist lineup

The international show Music is King recently announced its return and revealed two concerts in two cities this December. Taking place in Johannesburg on 14 December at the Ticketpro Dome and Durban on 15 December 2019 at Kings Park Outer Fields, Music Is King is back to provide an experience in music, art and fashion […]

Solo’s Dreams lead him on a journey of balance

“Thank you for your RSVP. As a sign of our gratitude, we would like to gift you with the first song off of ‘C.Plenty.Dreams’ titled ‘Two By Two’ by Solo featuring Buks. An ode to love and family.” This is the message – and track – you received when confirming your attendance to the Langa […]

Shekinah takes Rosefest to her hometown

After her successful first leg of Rosefest Johannesburg which took place on National Women’s Day, Shekhinah invites you to celebrate the success of RoseFest by taking the festival to her hometown as the headline act. RoseFest Durban in association with unlocked.me by NEDBANK, set to take place on the 12th of October 2019 at the […]

Tony X’s “Lerato”

Our Youth Month cover star, Tony X, has a new single out. Titled “Lerato”, the track is a ballad that speaks on young, African love. Having been relatively quiet since releasing his debut EP, Just In Case, over a year ago Tony’s been crafting his new sound which he says is more a representation of […]

Indigo Stella’s debut mixtape “Indigo” is here

One of the five women in SA hip hop that we feel you should check out, Indigo Stella, has dropped her debut mixtape. With her release of Boss Up from the highly anticipated Indigo mixtape doing major circulation on YFM, 5FM, Metro FM and even more stations, Indigo Stella is breaking out.  With a few […]

Sho Madjozi drops “John Cena”

Having premiered the track on the Colours Show, Sho Madjozi has finally dropped her single “John Cena”. The track went viral as soon as the performance video dropped with the WWE star posting about it on his IG page as well. With a hard hitting 808-heavy beat, the gqom-based track has gone viral and is […]

K.O is back with a new album “PTY UnLTD’

His first album release in two years, the Cashtime Tsotsi is back with “PTY UnLTD”. The 13-track album has songs such as Better Choices which features his protégé Loki, and his long-time friend and former Teargas band member Ma E. Some songs to look out for include Bushiri a song about his confessions to the […]

5 Women In SA’s Urban Music Scene You Have To Hear

Hip-Hop was born out of struggle and the desire to tell a more relatable story than what existed in American pop culture in the 1970s and 1980s. In the South African context, hip-hop was not nearly as recognized as the soundscapes we associated with pop, traditional or any other genre of music. However, today, South […]