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News3 months ago

Sjava Endorses Big Zulu’s New Father and Daughter EP

Sjava has thrown his full support behind fellow artist Big Zulu’s latest project, a heartfelt collaborative EP with his daughter, Nkabikazi, titled Undodakazi. Released on 10 October 2025, the EP marks Nkabikazi’s official debut, drawing praise for its emotional depth and family-centered message. Sjava took to Instagram to endorse the project, calling it a must-listen and hinting at a "long summer" of replay value. With Undodakazi quickly climbing streaming charts and earning accolades from artists, the father-daughter effort is already being hailed as a powerful fusion of legacy and fresh talent.

Music Feature3 months ago

Multi-platinum-Selling Artist DaMabusa, Delivers Spiritual Three-Step Masterpiece “Ungigcine”

Multi-platinum artist DaMabusa returns with “Ungigcine”, a soulful Amapiano prayer featuring Noex and DJ Kayd Boizen. Set to drop on 10 October, the single fuses gospel-inspired vocals with heartfelt lyrics of faith, surrender and resilience by offering a listening experience that touches both heart and soul.

News Feature3 months ago

Castle Milk Stout Hosts a Night of Preserving African Music, Heritage and Storytelling

As the sun dipped behind Johannesburg’s skyline, the night air filled with a quiet sense of anticipation. Inside the softly lit venue, guests took their seats, unaware that what awaited

News3 months ago

Nasty C Set to Launch New Merch Following Release of Latest Album “FREE”

South African rapper Nasty C has announced the launch of new merchandise in connection with his latest album, FREE. The upcoming line will feature caps, sweaters, and t-shirts, previewed recently on his official social media platforms. While a release date has not been confirmed, Nasty C stated that the merch will be available soon. The drop forms part of the broader rollout for FREE, which is now streaming on major platforms.

News3 months ago

Emtee Talks On How ‘We Up’ Manifested From His Lowest Point

Emtee recently opened up about the origins of his breakout single We Up, revealing it was recorded during one of the most difficult periods in his life. Speaking on 5 Hip Hop Nights, the rapper described how the track came together while he and his friends were living in a small apartment, unsure of how they’d pay rent or make it in music. What started as a form of manifestation, he explained, eventually turned into a song that marked a spiritual and career breakthrough. As Emtee put it, “I recorded that song at my lowest, I was just manifesting stuff.”

News3 months ago

Riky Rick Foundation Launches ‘Words That Heal’ Campaign In Collaboration With Sandton City

The Riky Rick Foundation, in proud partnership with Sandton City, is launching a transformative mental health awareness campaign titled “Words That Heal.” This initiative is part of the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to

News3 months ago

Tyla’s “Water” Ranked 135th Best Song of the 21st century by Rolling Stone

South African artist Tyla’s global hit “Water” has been ranked 135th on Rolling Stone’s list of The 250 Greatest Songs of the 21st Century So Far. Originally launched in July 2023, the song gained international traction through a viral TikTok dance challenge and went on to peak at number 7 on the Billboard Hot 100. Tyla became the first South African soloist to reach the chart’s top 10 since 1968. “Water” also won the inaugural Grammy for Best African Music Performance in 2024, marking a major milestone in Tyla’s rapidly growing career.

News Feature3 months ago

Cassper Nyovest Unveils A Killer Male Line-up for Fill Up Toyota Stadium

Cassper Nyovest just dropped the official Kings of Fill Up lineup and it’s nothing short of explosive. From Nasty C and Emtee to Kwesta, Big Zulu, 25K and more, the stage is set for a killer showcase at Fill Up Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein on 6 December 2025.

News3 months ago

BENZA Reflects on AKA and Cassper Being Unique After Cassper Claims ‘Sim Dope’ Is A Bite Off His Unreleased Version Of ‘Tito Mboweni’

BENZA has publicly responded to claims made by Cassper Nyovest regarding the origins of AKA’s song Sim Dope. In a direct reply shared via social media, the Vth Season executive stated, “Okay, I will correct you. You are wrong… The only thing I can confirm is that you were almost signed by BENZA.” Benza’s statement comes after Cassper, in an episode of The L-Tido Podcast, suggested that Sim Dope sounded like a track he had nearly released on his debut album, a version of what later became Tito Mboweni. Benza, however, dismissed any suggestion of overlap, instead highlighting the individuality and impact of both artists on the South African music scene. “You guys are two different types of artists. SA did best by having you two around at the Same Damn Time. We all benefited,” Benza added.

Video Feature3 months ago

“I don’t Freestyle ‘Cause My Style Ain’t Free”, Emtee Visits Dj Speedsta

When Emtee stepped into DJ Speedsta’s studio, a simple freestyle challenge turned into a moment that shook the airwaves. With one line “I don’t freestyle ’cause my style ain’t free” he just reminded everyone why authenticity still runs deep in hip-hop. Dive into the full story behind this unforgettable exchange.

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