Touchline Truth sets the stage for a powerful return as he confirms the release date for his upcoming album Mambisa Golden Boy. With a nostalgic cover and a message rooted in gratitude, the rapper signals the beginning of a new chapter that fans have been waiting for.
Following the sold-out success of his one-man show at Untitled Basement last year, Touchline returns with a new chapter, The Mambisa Golden Boy Experience, taking place on Friday, 5 December 2025 at Playground, Braamfontein. The Mambisa Golden
Mambisa’s Golden Boy – Touchline, invites fans into his world with Off The Record, a documentary series offering an intimate look at the work, craft, and dedication behind his performances.
At the recent Qwellerfontein event in Johannesburg, Blue Pappi, Touchline, and K.Keed addressed claims that The Qwellers have "fallen off." Blue Papi dismissed the idea, citing strong listener support, while Touchline highlighted the group’s early-stage growth and rising influence. K.Keed added that The Qwellers are “leading the way right now,” pointing to their chemistry and impact on the culture.
Touchline made an appearance at Qwelfontein, not to perform, but to show support for The Qwellers. In a moment that drew attention from many, he reflected on his achievements, shared his plans leading into 2026 and delivered a message of recognition to the group shaping a new wave in street culture.
A single tweet from Touchline has reignited memories of one of South Africa’s most powerful rap voices. His words about ProKid have set the internet abuzz by sparking reflection, emotion and conversation across the hip-hop community.
Born Thabo Mahlwele, but celebrated across the country as Touchline, the rapper has reintroduced himself to the world as Mambisa’s Golden Boy, a title cemented with two gold plaques in
Reflecting on his creative journey, rapper Ginger Trill credited Touchline with helping him grow both personally and artistically. “He taught me how to push myself,” Trill said in a recent episode of The Element Podcast. “I mean, I wanna say I've always known how to push myself but with him, it comes from such an honest place.”
Kwesta is bringing together 25K, Touchline, and A-Reece for a one-night showcase at the Goldrush Dome this October. Curated as a seamless hip-hop journey, the event is set to highlight the power of collaboration in South Africa’s rap scene.
Loki returns with Bade Lami, a track where melody meets bars and every verse tells a story. Dive into the rhythm, the flow and the growth behind his latest release.
