In part 2 of our sit down with Sliqe, he explains how he has remained signed to a record label for such a long time and why he changed the album drop date after it was meant to arrive last week. He gives us his take on how music is being consumed in this era explaining the importance of diversity in the industry.
He then drops some gems on the importance of having your own sound and still being commercially viable before explaining the meaning behind the name of his album, Navy Black. Check the interview out and feel your music brain cells work, literally.
This month DJ Speedsta joins Spokenpriestess on Red Couch after the debut of his EP, BottlebrushStr. On the topic of rap beef in South Africa...
Spokenpriestess is no stranger to DJ Speedsta after her years on UJFM. The two reunite in the latest episode of Red Couch. This year, Speedsta dropped...
In part 2 our sit down with Yanga Chief, he talks to us about the concept of the "pop star" particularly where hip hop culture is concerned. Yanga goe...
