“It’s Unbelievable That They Don’t Have Music Together,” Stogie T on Nasty C and A-Reece

Stogie T is preparing to release a major moment in South African hip hop as he brings together Nasty C, A-Reece and Maggz on an upcoming track. The song, titled “Four Horsemen,” will appear on his forthcoming project and marks the first time Nasty C and A-Reece share a record. The collaboration has already become a talking point, not only because of the artists involved, but because of how it came together.

Speaking on a recent episode of 5 Hip Hop Nights with DJ Speedsta, Stogie T explained the significance of securing both Nasty C and A-Reece on the same song. He reflected on the respect he has for each artist and the rarity of them appearing on one track.

“I think these guys are amazing, they are incredible artists, they are absolutely amazing and it’s unbelievable that they don’t have music together,” Stogie T said.

He added that the thought of seeing Nasty C and A-Reece on a shared record held a special meaning for him. “I think that would be a beautiful moment.”

According to Stogie T, the collaboration was made possible because both artists were open to speaking directly and clearing any assumptions. He described how the two rappers allowed the moment to happen by choosing communication over speculation.

“They let me have this moment by agreeing, by being men and speaking to each other,” he continued. He added that the conversation between them included asking each other what the issue was, only to realise “there’s none.”

Stogie T also emphasised that the collaboration was driven purely by the love of rap, not by any attempt to create controversy or draw attention for the sake of hype. “Also I think it’s for Stog, there’s no clout thing, it’s like yoh guys let’s rap, let’s do a nice rap song.”

The veteran artist explained that he approached the song with the intention of creating a pure hip hop experience, focusing on lyrical excellence and unity. By bringing Nasty C, A-Reece and Maggz together, he aimed to create a track that celebrates the craft of rap rather than industry politics.

“Four Horsemen” is expected to carry a symbolic weight as well, marking a rare moment where some of the country’s most influential voices appear side by side. The collaboration represents a bridge between artists often discussed in separate conversations, and Stogie T’s facilitation of the moment has already created anticipation within the hip hop community.

As Stogie T prepares to release the track, the significance of the collaboration continues to grow, setting expectations for what may become one of the most notable multi-artist rap moments in recent South African music.