Stogie T reflected on his role as a creative force behind Motif Records, highlighting the wide range of artists he has collaborated with across his career during a recent episode of The L-Tido Podcast. The rapper credited his time being the label for sharpening his creative instincts noting that his strength has always been bringing artists and ideas together.
Stogie T recently pulled back the curtain on one of the most patient creative journeys in South African hip-hop during his appearance on the L-Tido Podcast. The veteran lyricist used
Stogie T spoke on Four Horsemen, describing it as the biggest success he has had in his life as a musician during a recent appearance on Spotify Africa, where he reflected on the song’s release under his 2025 album Anomy and its record-breaking performance across South Africa.
Stogie T has achieved a major milestone with his latest album, 'ANOMY,' which debuted at number one on both the Apple Music and Spotify South African Hip-Hop charts. The album’s lead single, 'Four Horsemen,' broke first-day streaming records for a hip-hop song in South Africa, surpassing the previous benchmark set by Drake. He extended his gratitude to the collaborators who helped bring the project to life.
Stogie T’s new album has just received a powerful nod from one of South Africa’s most influential voices and it’s a compliment that’s turning heads. After calling the project the finest vintage album he’s heard in a decade, Tbo Touch has sparked a fresh wave of excitement around the release. Here’s why his words matter, and why this moment is pulling fans and tastemakers back into the heart of hip hop storytelling.
“The Four Horsemen” has been the obvious point of focus, a generational cypher featuring Maggz, A-Reece and Nasty C trading precision shots over a bruising beat. It’s the kind of
Stogie T releases his long anticipated album 'Anomy,' a 12 track project that highlights his standing as one of South Africa’s most skilled and respected lyricists. Guided by his sharp writing and layered storytelling, the album also features some of the country’s strongest voices, including Nasty C, A Reece, FLVME, Maglera Doe Boy, and Maggz among others. The closing track 'Four Horsemen' brings Nasty C and A Reece together for the first time ever alongside Maggz, creating a landmark moment for the culture.
Stogie T recently discussed the significance of uniting Nasty C and A-Reece on Four Horsemen, a track from his upcoming project ANOMY, where they appear together for the first time, during a recent episode of 5 Hip Hop Nights with DJ Speedsta. He highlighted their talent, the importance of the moment, and how the collaboration came together after both artists openly communicated and cleared any assumptions. Stogie T emphasised that the track is driven purely by the love of rap, aiming to bring strong lyricists together without any pursuit of clout or controversy.
Get ready, hip-hop fans! Stogie T has revealed the star-studded lineup for the final BarFest of 2025 and it’s set to be a night you won’t forget. Find out who’s hitting the stage and how to be part of the ultimate celebration of South African rap.
Stogie T broke down how his upcoming track Four Horseman featuring Nasty C, A-Reece, and Maggz came together during a recent interview with YFM. He revealed that he deliberately kept Nasty C and A-Reece unaware of each other’s involvement until both had submitted their parts.
