Legendary South African Hip-Hop group Skwatta Kamp have just released their seventh studio album which is also their last. Titled ‘SVN’ (pronounced ‘seven’), the album recognises the seven rappers that held the group’s core, while paying homage to the uncensored and rebellious young spirit that would have seen the SVN (sex, violence & nudity) restriction being parentally advised on anything the Kamp would release.
They gave us ‘Landela’, ‘Umoya’, ‘Rau Rau’, ‘Manyisa’, ‘Eskhaleni’, and dropped an infectious beat that moved and united South Africans with ‘The Clap Song’. 2023 marks the eve of a fifteen-year hiatus since the last SK studio album.
The murder of Nkululeko Habedi, affectionately known as Flabba, inspired the group to give life to the upcoming studio album and the covid related passing of Nish (after a great deal of his contribution including naming the album) made it a critical matter that ‘SVN’ is made available to the public ASAP. ‘SVN’ is a tribute to the group’s long-time friendship, experiences, dreams, and shared conversations.
“What holds us together as a group and moves us to keep going is our common ambition to educate through music, the love and respect for each other, our people (music enthusiasts), our sense of family within the group and the unending desire to share different perspectives through our life’s journey with the music community. With this album, expect the same honesty and magic you have come to know and love us by.” said SK member, Bozza.
Stream ‘SVN’ below:
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