Former MTVBase VJ and pioneer VJ Search winner Nomuzi Mabena, also known by her stage name Moozlie or NoMoozlie took a hiatus from music to focus on other creative ventures and in an interview with Drum Magazine, the rapper revealed that she is on the verge of returning to music.
Mabena has been serving as a creative director in the fashion space but she is now ready to drop new music. Moozlie has two albums under her belt, 2018’s ‘Versus’ and 2021’s ‘Spirit of an OG’
Her fans are hyped about what she has been cooking. Are you?
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South African teenage sensation, hypeman, dancer and now Amapiano artistKabelo Vincent Ndlovu, popularly known as Uncle Vinny has announced that he will be releasing an Amapiano project titled ‘Youth League’ due for release very soon, with two lead singles dropping today Wednesday, November 30th, 2022.
The Self proclaimed leader of the youth league has been representing the Gen Z in SA entertainment since he was 16 years old, and was notorious for being Riky Rick’s hypeman at Cottonfest before the rap veteran passed away early this year.
SA Media personalities have been consistently moving to music in recent times as the likes of presenters Boity and Moozlie, and podcaster Mansa Mayne have become music artists in their own rights with hit singles.
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Retired South African rapper Zingah formerly known as Smashis has voiced out his disagrement with the SAHHA nominations and general public opinion of which song should get Song of the year for 2022.
He took to Twitter, Zingah stated that Maglera Doe Boy has the verse of the year with A-Reece having the song of the year in God Like. “Maglera has verse of the year. Rap song the year has to be Reece with GODLIKE though,” tweeted Zingah.
Zingah reiterated that MashBeatz’ Never Ride would’ve become the song of the year if Sete and Lemons (Lemonade) were not in existence. “If we were to discount Sete and Lemons, I would agree.” Zingah responded in a tweet.
Do you agree with Zingah? What are your Verse of the year and song of the year?
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K.O.’s comeback single broke every record it could touch and ended up surpassing ‘Caracara’ as the Polokwane rapper’s biggest song of his career. Recently the single which is the lead single of his ‘Skhanda Republic 3‘ album celebrated going double platinum in a little over two months and charting on radio for 12 consecutive weeks.
K.O is now ready to move on from ‘Sete’ and drop a second single from the album, as he took to his Twitter handle to share a snippet of a video for the song ‘Moshito’ from ‘SR3.’
‘Moshito’ is one of the few songs on the album that retain the original ‘SR1‘ sound and the visuals are looking good, K.O are eating good tomorrow.
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Rea Gopane and Blvck Steph are known for their controversial opinions on their ‘Everything SA Music’ podcast on Youtube. Recently one half of the duo questioned the authenticity of AKA’s Platinum for his song ‘Lemons (Lemonade)’ which features Nasty C. The podcaster questioned if the plaque was produced by AKA’s label or was recognized by RISA( Recording Industry of South Africa). His reason for this was that the plaque does not bear the RISA on it and must have been fabricated by AKA’s label.
“So if there is no RISA on the plaque then that means it’s all cap, Lemons (Lemonade) didn’t go platinum. So if RISA didn’t approve it then it’s a rushed job from the label,” he added. Blvck Steph also speculated that the whole point of having Lemons (Lemonade) certified platinum was a strategy in place for the song to compete with K.O’s SETE on the charts.
“So what I also heard is that they rushed the job because they wanted to compete with Sete because at that point Sete you see a couple of days after Sete was announced double platinum that’s when Lemons (Lemonade) also announced,” he said.
AKA just followed up ‘Lemons’ which acted as the lead single to his upcoming fourth album ‘Mass Country,’ with a second single titled ‘Paradise’ featuring Musa Keys and Gyakie and the rapper will be looking forward to its success on the music charts.
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Cassper Nyovest shifted his plans from the boxing ring and postponed his fight with Big Zulu to focus on bringing back his iconic #Fillup events series. In 2015 Cassper hosted the first Fillup in Johannesburg, tagged #Fillupthedome at the Coca-Cola Dome in Jozi. In subsequent years Fillup has been hosted at FNB stadium, Moses Mabhida in Durban, and even one in Walvis Bay, Namibia. Cassper stated back in 2018 that his goal was to fill up 50 stadiums around Africa.
Ahead of #Fillupmmabathostadium taking place in his hometown of Mafikeng this Saturday, December 3rd, 2022, Casper decided to give back to the people of his hometown.
“In the spirit of giving back FILL UP has bought 100 rootoffame sneakers and donated them. This is a collaboration of Fashion and Music for a purposeful outcome. We also extended an invite for the children to come watch #FillUpMmabatho for free this Saturday.” Tweeted Cassper.
“Special gratitude goes out to the Honorable Mayor for taking his time to being with us, the volunteers that constantly give their hearts out in helping the children and Department of Social Development for going the extra mile in helping us identifying these homes.” He added in a tweet.
“Calling All Young People With Ambition To Come Gain Experience And Learn More About Event Planning. Stand A Chance To Be An Intern At #FillUpMmabathoStadium. Please Bring a Certified ID Copy. Interviews Start at 09:00.” He wrote.
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Many fans would know Ntukza from his role as a member of the legendary South African hip hop/kwaito trio Teargas, alongside Ma-E and K.O. The younger generation might know the veteran from his recent feud with former Teargas member and friend K.O. While fans have been incessantly calling for a Teargas comeback album or concert or at least a collaboration between Ntukza and K.O, the former has decided to instead put out solo work now that his name is ringing in the industry again.
Ntukza had gone on Twitter to announce an EP titled ‘Shalom’ to be released before the end of the year much to the excitement of his and Teargas fans.
The ‘Bambelela‘ rapper then made a U-Turn and decided that for some reasons the project will ow be coming in early 2023, in order to fix certain things and also reach a wider audience when it drops, Ntukza hinted in a series of tweets.
“There’s quite a demand for me to release music now so I thought, I might as well without feeling any pressure. I’m always on studio anyway. Stay ready so you don’t have to be ready,”
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Most rap fans knew Nasty C from the ‘Juice Back Remix’ single featuring Cassper Nyovest and Nigerian Afrobeats giant Davido., however Tsibip was not the first A-List rapper to give Nasty a Co-sign. AKA ad already predicted that the young Durban native would one day take over the SA rap game, as far back as 2014. Most fans know how much Nasty adores AKA and K.O. The ‘Hell Naw’ rapper took to his Instagram to drop a list of five emcees that are his favorite in SA hip hop history, to make up for the highly debated list he gave at his SA Hip Hop Mag interview.
In an interview with SA Hip Hop Mag, the rapper shared the SA rappers he looks up to. “This is purely based off the people I grew up on and the people that when they drop songs I listen to them and go, ‘F***, I need to go back and write’. It’s people like AKA, of course. Maggz, at a point. Definitely Proverb, 100%. There was a point where I was listening to a lot of Mr Selwyn, I don’t know what happened to him. And K.O. has to be there, for sure.”
In his first list, Nasty C did not include Cassper Nyovest and when he was asked the reason, he said; “Never really been in my top 5 rappers, but like, as a musician, he’s definitely up there. Musician, businessman, definitely up there.”
The new and updated list includes Cassper and Da L.E.S who is not much of a surprise as he is one of the earliest pioneers of English rap in the modern era of SA hip hop.
Frequent collaborator and legend Stogie T made the list, alongside AKA and K.O which Nasty has been shouting out as his inspiration since his ‘Price City mixtape’ days.
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Gearing up to the release of their Redemption Sound Music video, talented fast-rising stars Nazzy Blaise and Speczy Clinton have decided to serve us another banging track titled ‘Call Me Police‘.
In this song, the two talented rap stars decided to do a little of Afro giving a solid impression of versatility.
Check out the song below:
Call me police (feat. Speczy Clinton) · NAZZY BLAISE · Speczy Clinton
Call me police (feat. Speczy Clinton)
℗ DARK PAIN ENTERTAINMENT
Released on: 2022-11-28
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