[Rotterdam Village, 16 November 2023] – In a cinematic revelation, Kasi Movie Production proudly presents its latest masterpiece, "SARAH." This riveting drama, delves into the complexities of human relationships, resilience, struggles and the enduring echoes our choice
Synopsis:
"SARAH" follows the tumultuous journey of John, whose life has been a struggle, having a love crush on a girl named Sarah but she never liked him back, until 2 years later when he has found love and happiness with a loving wife. Sarah then embarked on a dark path to make John become fall in love with her again with the help on her evil mother, John's wife relied on faith to bring her husband back
Director's Vision:
Director [Nhlanhla Kubayi] brings a visionary touch to the screen, skill-fully weaving a tapestry of emotions that transcends the conventional boundaries of storytelling. The film's visual aesthetics, horrific scenes , promise an immersive cinematic experience that lingers in the hearts and minds of viewers, visuals that get stuck in your mind for ever
Star-Studded Cast:
The film boasts an ensemble cast featuring the exceptional talents of [Tumelo Manyama], [ Rixongile Nchenya], and [ Thabo Mashele, Makungu Miyambo, Malwanda Kubayi, Thulani Tshabalala, Lunghisa Mashele, Sumani Khosa, Kulani Maringa and many more]. Their performances bring authenticity to the characters, elevating the narrative to new heights.
Production Excellence:
"SARAH" is a testament to the collaborative efforts of a dedicated production team with minimum equipments. The meticulous attention to detail in cinematography, set design, and costume creates a visual spectacle that enhances the emotional impact of the story.
Distribution:
Following its premiere, "SARAH" has been released on Kasi Movie Production YOUTUBE channel; (https://youtube.com/@kasimovie)
Audiences can also anticipate its availability on other streaming platform and National television channels ensuring that this gripping drama reaches viewers around South Africa .
Prepare to be moved, touched, and immersed by SARAH . "This cinematic masterpiece promises to be a landmark in storytelling, offering an emotional rollercoaster that resonates long after the credits roll.
[Note:]
SARAH was created by Thulani Tshabalala known as ThuzarSA
Written by Tumelo Manyama known as Tumza-dog
Directed by Nhlanhla Kubayi know as Dollar Cream
Camera operated by Thabo Mashele from Mafamba-Famba Pictures]
[Kasi Movie Production]
[Kasi Movie Production is a production formed by a combination of content creators, Photographers, Music Producers , Graphic designers, and entertainers]
The song is about feeling conflicted about Love referring to a time I caught feelings on this other girl, but it confused me if she was the one to really give and trust with My heart as she was never loyal
I wrote it because i felt delusional about her so i let if off on the song to describe her and how she actually is
I worked with my brother Smaddy Wend…Shout Out to my G
It took me approximately a full day as we had difficulties with electricity going off but at the end it took a day
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It’s crazy how people reacted to this song where even kids went line to line rapping it after a few days of release
A song about a person, this can be any person; a friend, mother, colleague, neighbour… anyone
A person who was once very close to you, someone you used to go through a lot with… something you started something with
Then as life goes, things change Where this person finally makes it in life before you make it and get to work for big companies
So as a friend you are happy for that person that they made it.
So now that they made it, they no longer check on you
For that reason, your heart is painful and you have a lot of questions on why this person changed colors
You are now worried when you remember everything you guys went through before your things changed
You are happy that this person made it but your heart is somehow bitter
That’s why the song is called “Mbilu Rivalela”
“Awahani endzeli niku vona hi ti picture,
Awahani hleketi kuve ahi dzumba rize rixa,
Awahani endleli hinkwaswu leswi ungani tshembisa,
Mara Naku katekisa, Xikwembu xa swi tiva,
Anoku navelela leswo biyha,
Nilo biyha xikanda kambe mbilu ahiyo biyha,
Ko vava mbilu, hi vumina antaswi tshika
Tittle: Mbilu Rivalela
Artists: Nebo SixFour ft Suju Maggz
Production: Vinyi va Ndhawu
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Reebok unveiled a groundbreaking collaboration with the New York City contemporary artist, Tyrrell Winston, that got released in South Africa on 13 November 2023. Globally renowned for his conceptual take on transforming found objects into evocative artworks, Reebok's collaboration with Tyrrell Winston redefines the boundaries of art and fashion.
Tyrrell Winston's distinctive style revolves around giving a new life to discarded elements, such as deflated basketballs, broken nets, and cigarette butt compositions. His work delves into the realms of ephemerality and identity, offering a fresh lens on the often overlooked nuances of urban life. His version of the Club C 85 marries these eclectic inspirations with Reebok's iconic silhouette, resulting in footwear that bridges the gap between sportswear and contemporary art.
Reebok x Tyrrell Winston dropped in South Africa on 13 November 2023. To get your hands on this walking piece of art, shop online at Reebok South Africa or in-store at Canal Walk.
Who is your main inspiration in this hip hop game?
• My inspiration took a lot of early inspiration from the politically-charged music of Public Immortal Technique and Ice Cube, also versatile artists like Shebib 40 Noah and Zoocci Coke Dope. Their art and skills shaped my skill at a young age, I was probably in grade 4 when I started. But currently is Shebib 40 Noah and Zoocci Coke Dope.
What is the good and the bad thing about hip hop around your hood?
• The good thing about hip-hop in my hood is that it’s still alive. People respect it and also love it cause we even have Hip-Hop events sometimes. But the bad thing is the hate that these hip hop artists have on one another. Instead of helping each other grow, they let pride rule over them which forces most of the artists including me to work with artists out of our hood.
How did your hit “Phambili nge War” come about and how is the feeling now that it is going viral on social networks?
• Phambili Nge War has been my favourite Gwijo song so when it started popping, I realized that it was the hardest song to remix. There was no producer who even tried to upload their remix so I decided to challenge myself and stop everything and worked on it.
After finishing the project, I was doubting it cause I knew I'd be the first one to upload it and obviously everyone was gonna focus on me. But after a week I uploaded it on tiktok on the 7th of September then it got 100K views and over 50 positive comments in less than 24hrs then on the 9th, I uploaded it on YouTube and that's when it went more viral.
Honestly speaking, the feeling is hard to explain, it's inexplicable. Many people know me now cause of it. It made me experience the feeling of taking pictures with strangers in plubic who turn to be your biggest fans.
Phambili Nge War made a name for myself and almost everyone in South Africa know who created Phambili Nge War and some even recognize me in public.
The most important memory I'll never forget is when the Springboks posted a video of them on social media training while playing it as a soundtrack. And being the first song to be played at Central University of Technology, Free State after we've won the world cup. It was played during the live stream and students even ran to me dancing and singing as if I was the one who won the world cup. The love I receive from South Africans is amazing
How is the response from friends and family towards your music?
• All my family members and friends support me and also encourage me to push and work harder and they also believe in me and believe that music will help me change my home situation
What makes a good rapper according to your opinion and experiences?
• What makes a good rapper is discipline, being humble and consistency. Also allowing yourself as a rapper to learn from others regardless of levels you at compared to other rappers. What I've learned is that people won't love every song you release, and that doesn't mean you should be weak or feel like quiting, if they don't like a certain project, you have to highlight their comments and allow yourself to learn from your mistakes and try to fix what they don't like. Discipline, Humbleness and Consistency create a good rapper.
Few years to come, where will Flash Cortez be?
• In years to come, Flash Cortez will be known as one of the best multi talented rappers globally and also owning a successful record label which I have started this year called "R-CitY Recordz"
Flash Cortez… What is the story behind this stage name?
• So when I started my name was only "Flash". That described my character and signature as a rapper cause when I started, almost everyone knew me as a fast rapper. I used to rap fast in all of my songs but I still do even now but not all the time, so Flash was derived from "The Flash" who's known as the fastest superhero.
So I added "Cortez" cause I felt like my name was not that unique. So Cortez come from a man called "Wlliam Cortez" in history who used to be known as one of the best killers. So since many people characterize me as someone who's always killing beats on both rapping and composing, I decided to add 'Cortez' after 'Flash' cause William was my favourite character. so in short, I rap fast and I don't just rap, I also kill beats.
Shout Outs
• I'd like to give shoutouts to my mother, my family, friends, my fans cause without them I wouldn't be where I am, to all the well-known musicians who are recognizing me and giving me good comments and advices and most importantly the Almighty God for blessing me with multiple talents.
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Tzaneen Rapper and Song Writer Drops a song - “Ungan teki Cheap” on digital platforms
“I Wrote this song Because I Felt Undermined / Underestimated As A Person and as a Rapper, So I Made This Records To Prove People Wrong And Let Them Know That Even If You Undermine / Underestimate I Can Still Make It
It Took me a few months to make this record as I was struggling to find a good beat for it, Until AmmuShingzBeatz Gave me A Beat
I Worked With AmmuShingzBeatz Both On The Production & Marketing of that song before it drops
Song Title : UNGAN TEKI CHEAP
Artist : Castro 0405
Writer : Castro Rikhotso
Producer : AmmuShingzBeatz
Label : Rolling Cartel
Records
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Instagram : @castrorikhotso
Twitter : Castro0405_
The song came from a movie called Apocalypto of a guy called Juagur meaning ni karhata kufana naa xona ~DBoy Ishuu
Worked with Stezzy Jay, Malome Kia, GMax, Champ, Tysono, Peace Kid, Daddy Chris and PushPac
Working with these guys was worth it because I managed to pull 4 upcoming artists, Then 6 Ogs
It took me 2 month to work on this 1
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The song is all about a girl who I want and she’s on fire,
It’s like I’ve placed a bet with my friends that the girl is mine, so it’s like I’m explaining to her that if you say no to me, I won’t be able talk to my guys anymore.
I really love her… She’s the only one who can take me higher
I worked with Brace Thorn Shirimani, we just sent a project via email, and things were a bit slow as the FL Studio versions were different but I sent him a project as a beat, he recorded at his studio and he sent back. For him it was quite easy because the jam was talking to him. He’s never done this type of beats before but the way he killed it was so amazing, the verse is fire…
So working with BraceThorn was so cool because he’s humble and understanding.
He didn’t need any explanation but the verse that he added there… it was like we were together in the studio the way he wrote and delivered everything on the song
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Steve Biko Is The 8th single off UglyRaps Latest Extended Play ( Ep) tittled Nwana Wale Khoneni
“I've Been on this microphone,
I can never leave it alone,
I've got stories that were never told,
But I know they don't want me here...”
UglyRaps references his musical journey with Steve Biko's political run… that even though all that you do is for the people, your people, the same people you doing it for... they are the ones to take you out ....
~UglyRaps
Steve Biko is a Afrobeats written/composed by Vutomi Baloyi (UglyRaps)
Produced by Kay Mac and Engineered by ikay Music
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