After the success of his 2020 album ‘Star Signs’, Takura dropped his new single of the year titled ‘From Time To Time’. Takura continues to explore Afrobeats mashing it up with melo lyrics and bars. ‘From Time to Time’ was produced by Heaven Boy Music and the video directed by KMANE.
Tebza teams up with Asaph and Fish f Ndaramu in a new track titled ‘Into’Yethu’. The song is a mix of brings drill mixed with kwaito which adds on to his versatility. ‘Into’Yethu’ was produced by Skido.
With a catchy hook and bars, Blxckie and Nasty C mash up a banger titled “Ye x 4”. The track is part of Blxckie’s upcoming project, ‘B4Now’. ‘Ye x 4’ is written by Blxckie and Nasty C, and produced by SN Go Krazy & Geek Fam.
R & B singer and songwriter drops the new single ‘Let Me Go‘ off his upcoming album titled, ‘5136 Born In Highfield‘. The track was produced by MacDee and the video was shot and directed by SAP.
In ‘Before’, Poptain shares a story about an unlucky woman in search of love on an afrobeat he rarely taps into proving his diversity. The track is a typical fusion of the Zimbabwean sound because of its strings and beat. The beat was produced by Mega-T and the visuals were under the direction of SIMDOC
Any Tocky Vibes song is a guaranteed lesson because of his deep-insightful lyrics on various life aspects. A bit unusual, but in this song he merely urges ‘friends’ to pay up what they owe. ‘Chikwereti’ is his second single of the year and the visuals were directed by Naxo Films.
After Elaine’s successful debut EP ‘Elements’, which was certified Platinum in South Africa, “Right Now” becomes her first follow-up single. She airs her frustration on how she can’t afford to miss her big break in her career because of her lover’s actions. The beautifully shot music video was directed by Nape Phasha.
‘Questions' by Shekhinah shares deep relatable feelings of insecurity and uncertainty that everyone goes through before getting romantically involved with someone else. The beautiful track is part of her latest twelve track album titled “Trouble In Paradise”. The song was produced by Noble Production.
Trying times, but new episode for the pain. Dan & Phil return with that new new 2BT, this week they (unfortunately) have updates on the biggest criminal case of the decade, Lebo M vs Learnmore Jonasi. Then, a textbook case of how not to handle a PR crisis from Chappell Roan vs Jorginho, the tragic ballad of Doja Cat’s father during her debut South African performance, and the hip-hop heads talk about Jay-Z’s GQ interview, and J. Cole’s recent Apple and Talk with Flee interviews. Oh, and stuff about coffee for some reason? Enjoy!