The sky is not the limit, it’s just the view for award-winning South African rapper The Big Hash as he reaches a huge milestone in his career by featuring in the global soundtrack for EA Sports Game FIFA 2023. The soundtrack composition by Electronic Arts Official features 109 tracks by over 100 artists from 34 different countries and South Africa’s very own The Big Hash happens to be one amongst many global talents selected to feature for the popular football console game. The Big Hash collaborates on a banging track with French lyricist James BKS titled “High Level”.
The Hip Hop star expresses his gratitude to EA Sports FIFA for this life-changing opportunity and prides himself in being the only South African artist to feature on the soundtrack for the renowned football simulation video game. He exclaims his disbelief for this massive achievement and urges fans to buy the game and bump the track “High Level” while they play.
The “Amnesia” hit maker joins a stellar line-up of globally recognized names in the music industry that include the likes of British Rapper Central Cee, American rapper Jack Harlow and many more! The announcement of the big news by The Big Hash on his official Instagram page garnered the artist countless congratulatory messages from his supporters. This is undeniably a massive contribution by the artist to the South African Hip-Hop culture and we as his fans stand behind him for bringing it home. South Africans are proud of the young rapper for his latest biggest achievement and cannot wait to witness the icon-in-the-making soar to greater heights in future. It’s only up from here for Hip-Hop artist, The Big Hash!
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