Emtee Records has sparked major buzz with a bold announcement with an all-female collaboration led by rising artist BABYG!RL ZAE. With MATR!ARCHY set to drop on November 7, this project promises to bring together powerful voices and stories in one unified sound.
Majorsteez are gearing up for a powerful comeback with their upcoming Streetwise 2 EP, dropping this November. Featuring collaborations with Emtee, Liyema Pantsi and Pink Fur, the project promises to deliver bold energy and fresh soundscapes.
Emtee is taking a bold step beyond music, unveiling plans for Hustle University being a first-of-its-kind union built to protect South African creatives from exploitation and unfair treatment. A move that could change how artists are represented, respected and rewarded.
recent post has everyone talking after he revisited a moment from his past that ties back to Pearl Thusi. With just a few heartfelt words “Didn’t think you’d like the song or me” the rapper brought new meaning to a story that once defined part of his early journey, turning a nostalgic memory into a powerful reflection on growth, respect and time.
Emtee recently shared a striking reflection: “I could’ve been anything I wanted to be in life. Hip hop snatched me.” The statement, brief yet powerful, offers a glimpse into the artist’s deep connection with the genre that shaped his identity and career. For Emtee, hip-hop was a force that redirected his life’s course. His words highlight the magnetic pull of music in his journey underscoring how the culture and sound of hip-hop didn’t just influence him but claimed him completely too.
Emtee has confirmed plans to release a new album at the beginning of 2026. Speaking in a recent interview with SA Hip Hop Feeds, he said, “At the top of 2026 I’m dropping an album. The announcement comes nearly two years after the release of his fourth studio album, DIY 3. Further details on the upcoming project have not yet been disclosed
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.”
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.
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.
A-Reece responded to comments made by Emtee during a live session, where Emtee addressed questions about not promoting A-Reece’s latest EP, Business As Usual. Emtee described the music industry as a “competitive sport,” prompting A-Reece to share his own message via Instagram Stories. The interaction highlighted ongoing conversations around artist support, collaboration, and personal dynamics in South African hip-hop
