It's another year, and we get another Sad Boys & Girls Club. Releasing part two of his journey documented visually, rapper, singer, and song-writer, Lungelo Manzi remembers the events that lead up to 29 August 2019. Doing so, he is in hopes of humanizing the image of an emerging artist in Durban. To find out what it takes to hustle in Durban, watch part two of The Sad Boys & Girls Club with Lungelo Manzi below;
Rapper-turned-farmer Motlapele “Mo Molemi” Morule is the latest featured artist on innovative Hip-Hop podcast 'The Tswyza Show'. In the interview,...
Young Stunna’s sophomore album ‘Busisiwe’ was announced in 2023, with ‘uNonkosi’ as the lead single. But till today, the project still hasn’t drop...
Nanette has captivated fans with the new music video for her latest single 'Money Can't Save Me'. The single is housed on Nanette's 2-track single ...
