It's Never a Dull Moment with Kasi Rappers Expressing their Talents by throwing Punchlines on a Beat.
We Wlaked the Streets of Tswelapele in Tembisa and bumped into these Rappers who went hard on this beat and Killed it so Bad.
This happened to be a Hip hop Crew and they Call themselves The Trap Squad.
This is a Crew that consists of 7 Members including the likes of XCeeJay, Flow Killa, Mocara, GuruHasNoClue and More.
The Session was on Fire and this is what went Down...
Session : Ride On My Beat
Host : Jabulani Jay
Editor : Mocara
Camera : True Lies Mbong
#raptypemag #RideOnMyBeat
Artist: Bryan Ka Mnyanande
Title: Intro / U'TJARO (Lyrics)
Ngalahli iphupho lakho for the sake of being accepted /
masengim dala to masengne Mali , i-Life izok humbular /
Ungazong tjela ngaley ntwana ez'cova i-Styler ku Aubrey /
South African rap clever mauwngazi Uzi khipa ey'ntweni /
Up and down in the studio my eyes straight on the ceiling, Anxiety bout' to kick in /
I'm plotting hard with the team , Tryna regain all the time , time I lost from 9-5 /
I am the king of the East, You disagree let me know /
My mind decides what it wants , Never influenc by y'all /
I make art that you and your clan attempted to do ,Mara nahluleka ngoba aninayo Le sauce engiy phethe /
iNtwana e'Handsome ityma li thola i-credit for uku'cama /
I plan to smash yo' Spouse then I send her back to you/
too attached she getting creepy and besides I gotta focus /
I'm the next big thing nje Nge slender es'ku herbal life /
Zing kgwayile fede ngfuna Konke , ng'cova kwasani /
Na Le maidy ekutjele ukuthi Angeke ik'shiye noma u'broke /
South African Rap clever mauwngazi Uzi khipa ey'ntweni
*Bridge* Baby Lam , Baby lam, Ye! Ye lovie wam, lovie wam Ye! Ye baby lam , baby lam.
Powerful like a mystic /
hard to find I'm a classic/
bout to be big as massive/
bout to blow you a witness /
Nama hater wam asuthi ,Uyaz basdlela umona /
Dropper i-Line el'crazy ngyenza inyanga ivukwe imi'Moya Wudup?
Follow Bryan Ka Mnyamande On:
Instagram: @bryankamnyamande
Facebook: Bryan Ka Mnyamande
Twitter: @ByanTheWave
Stream / DDownload U’TJARO On the Link Below:
Bryan Ka Mnyamande announces His Return, bringing His First ever Full length Project to the Fans. Bryan finally drops his long-awaited debut EP "U'TJARO" that consists of 5 Tracks. This is a Project that introduces an Unheard sound with Strong Lyricism guided by the Godfathers of Rap Music.
With influences such as Kendrick Lamar, Kwesta ,Siya Shezi and Brown Dash just to Name a Few, "U'TJARO" describes the Lifestyle and Stories of South African Townships as well as showcasing Lyrical Capability. With Instrumentals filled with Dopamine, it keeps the Listener coming Back for More
Born and raised in the East Rand Daveyton, His Music could be Best Described as a Mixture of Kwaito and Modern Hip hop. All Instrumentals and Vocals on "U'TJARO" were Written and produced by BRYAN KA MNYAMANDE Himself
The Record is a Follow-Up to his 2020 "Bhade Lam" Debut Single which was Featured on Waldorfian FM and is set to be Released on March 16, 2021
Follow Bryan Ka Mnyamande On:
Instagram: @bryankamnyamande
Facebook: Bryan Ka Mnyamande
Twitter: @ByanTheWave
Stream / DDownload U'TJARO On the Link Below:
Artist: Skero Bee
Title: Mbilu ya Mina (Lyrics) ft EmCStyle
Unga Choosa ku Rhandzo
Ku Rhandziwa awuti Langheli
Loko aswi Langhiwa
Mbilu yanga ayito Rhulo
Ndzi vavisiwe Kotalo
Me andzhaku andzaha Thleleli
Swo Foster Ku Rhandziwa
Swinga endla uti Dlayo
Vanwani ava Chavi vanhu ku Tlanga hi timbilu ta Vanhu
Ingaku va Dyondzerile ku tlangisa Mbilu ya Munhu
Vanwani ava Chavi vanhu ku Tlanga hi timbilu ta Vanhu
Vana Degree Vanhu yo tlangisa Mbilu ya Munhu
Hay hay hay Mbilu Ya Mina
U tshama u ka u Vavisiwa
We awu Karhali ku tshama uka u Vavisiwa
Hay hay hay We awu karhali ku tshama uka u Vavisiwa
We awu Karhali ku tshama uka u Vavisiwa
Hay hay hay Mbilu Ya Mina
U tshama u ka u Vavisiwa
We awu Karhali ku tshama uka u Vavisiwa
Vanwani ha Rhandzo
Rirhandzu ri Tele Ngopfu
Ho Rhandza ka ndhawu ya Wrongo
Kasi vona avale la Swona
Mbilu na yona yinga Xihlangi
Swi katsana na Mavunwa
Ku tshemba na kona ku Hakelano
Niku la ni fike Kona
Rirhandzu ri twa Kutsokombela
Kasi vo fambisa Nkarheee
Rirhandzu ri twa Kutsokombela
Vala kuku tshova Mbilu
Wena Rirhandzu
Mhe ni Kombela ku Sungurisa
Ingaku ini Jume Nyana
Mhe ni Kombela ku Sungurisa
Nize niva Rhandzo
Mhe ni Kombela ku Sungurisa
Vanhu lava Wrongo
Vani tshovile Mbilu
Hay hay hay Mbilu Ya Mina
U tshama u ka u Vavisiwa
We awu Karhali ku tshama uka u Vavisiwa
Hay hay hay We awu karhali ku tshama uka u Vavisiwa
We awu Karhali ku tshama uka u Vavisiwa
Hay hay hay Mbilu Ya Mina
U tshama u ka u Vavisiwa
We awu Karhali ku tshama uka u Vavisiwa
Wena Rirhandzu
Mhe ni Kombela ku Sungurisa
Ingaku ini Jume nyana
Mhe ni Kombela ku Sungurisa
Nize niva Rhandzo
Mhe ni Kombela ku Sungurisa
Vanhu lava Wrongo
Vani tshovile Mbilu
Artist : Jovislash
Title : Alexander Township ft Char Monedi
Intro: [Char Monedi]
Ko Gomora go phandwa jaaka Ghundi le Mazwi “yeh” (Ghundi le Mazwi)
Batho ba Sneya (ba sneya) “Jovislash”
Ba Slayer (ba slayer) “Ahh”
[Verse 1: Jovislash]
This is the Hood that I grew up in
It’s good that I Blew up in
I knew I’ve Been
Made by the streets of Gomtown
It’s been a long time Coming
Now we’re Running the Rap Game, I mean
We planted the Seeds, we were Farming
Now we Reaping what we Sow, so they saw us trying
We’re flying, to foreign Countries we never thought
This is Visionary Man, look at the Crib I Bought
I’m still Grateful flip, Damn I gotta thank God
In every Road and every Avenue, I Manoeuvre
I’m a new inspiration to the Kids
I’m a new Flabba
I’m a new hope baba Linda Twala
Se ngi thwala wonk’ ama-Afrika wase kasi Hallelujah
My neighbourhood has got a rich heritage
Unga checker zonk iincwadi you can flip any Page
I can show You around, if Uou can pitch any Day
Mar’ unga Deleli uzo sal’ une stitch ebusweni
[Chorus: Char Monedi]
Ko Gomora go phandwa jaaka Ghundi le Mazwi (Ghundi le Mazwi)
Batho ba Sneya (ba sneya)
Ba Slayer (ba slayer)
We will Fly Fly Fly Fly, siyo Ndiza
‘Mele si nga Khali Khali Khali Ngoba, sizo Winner
Sizo Einner
[Verse 2: Jovislash]
Our Morning view is Sandton Morning side
This side, People randomly Die of Homicide
Sometimes, we See thugs and the Police Fight
But if You want things Done, uku fak’ imal’ ye kholi is Right
We Dream less but Ee wanna Drive a Maserati
Skip Class to Impress
We finna get the Money, bathi
Here we Party more than We Study
Nase ikolweni it’s hard to get a B in Cardi
Elder People pass time through Umqhombothi
Ba nok’ fak’ insizi ye battery ba Dasher lo mtlokotsi
Bophelo bamo Mampyana bona bo kotsi
Ma felwa kgwedi ba go tshwara poo Papa o gotse
Aba gherezayo ba z’vulela ama Spaza Shops
Nom’ i-profit incane but still baya zama sho
This is the Mother of all Townships
Life in Alex is too fast, we’re on Track like the Grand Prix
Chorus: [Char Monedi]
Ko Gomora go phandwa jaaka Ghundi le Mazwi (Ghundi le Mazwi)
Batho ba Sneya (ba sneya)
Ba Slayer (ba slayer)
We will Fly Fly Fly Fly, siyo Ndiza
‘Mele si nga Mhali Khali Khali ngoba, sizo Winner
Sizo Winner (yeh)
[Verse 3: Jovislash]
Gomtown from Stjwetla to Riverpark
Ikasi lama Gwindiva thug
Believer kao, we Deliver now
U noku sthola s’hlel’ khon’ e Selborne
Sphushi connection e lokshini like Telkom
Via John Brant, hi home ground, We don’t front
Sphithiphithi chasing money
Uku sukele Pan, Wynberg, u zu fike Tsutsumani
Hofmeyer siya sneyer
E Roosevelt ama cab siya reya
[Chorus: Char Monedi]
Ko Gomora go phandwa jaaka Ghundi le Mazwi (Ghundi le Mazwi)
Batho ba Sneya (ba sneya)
Ba Slayer (ba slayer)
We will Fly Fly Fly Fly, siyo Ndiza
‘Mele si nga Khali Khali Khali ngoba, sizo Winner
Sizo Winner (yeh)
[Outro: Char Monedi]
Sizo Winner (sizo winner, sizo winner)
Sizo Ndiza
“Be Bigger”
Connect with Jovislash:
Facebook: Jovislash
Twitter: @Jovislash
Instagram: @jovislash
YouTube: Jovislash
Multitalented producer & songwriter DJ Phatpro releases a new EP.
In most cases when hip hop DJs release projects in a form of albums or mixtapes, it is a matter of getting rappers and vocalists in studio to do the work however with DJ Phatpro, it is a totally different scenario as he is the lead rapper in most of his projects. Not only does he executively produce his projects but he also writes and record all of his songs, while only a selected few rappers make an appearance. It is the same case with his new offering titled “Project 11.11”
The EP consists of 5 songs and only features two rappers, namely Dominant One from Malawi and the award winning Pedi rapper Mokapoteni from Limpopo
“The main reason why I named my project is that there was a moment when I kept on seeing the number/code 11:11 frequently in such a way that I started paying more attention to it. To me the number already meant a lot as I was born on the eleventh of November [hence 11.11]. I knew seeing this number habitually had a deeper meaning and ‘started to research more about it. What I found was mind blowing as in numerology it is considered as a master number, in addition to being a message from Angels” Said DJ Phatpro
Project 11.11 consists of songs such as Follow, T.I.ME and New Level (that has a music video out already).
Do check out this new project by DJ Phatpro as it is available in all digital stores.
Follow on Socials
Instagram/ @MusicByPhatpro
Twitter: @MusicByPhatpro
Facebook : DJ Phatpro
YouTube : DJ Phatpro
Rapper, Radio host and Comedian Jovislash Releases Music Video for his acclaimed single Alexandra Township. The visuals sees the hip hop star taking a stroll through his neighbourhood as he gives fans a glimpses of how an ordinary day feels like in the dusty streets of Alex, also known as Gomora.
Watch Alexandra Township visual here:
This is his third single off his album titled Declared & Decree. Jovislash continues to be the voice of Alex as he expresses love for his neighbourhood and concerns about the high levels of crime and hardship in the community. As he paints a picture of Alex for people who have never been there.
“This song and its visuals are a precise representation of the township and the challenges faced by its people. I hope the fans enjoy the song and the music video,” expresses Jovislash.
Jovislash exhibits his versatility as a storyteller once again on Alexandra Township to execute the impressive single with unforced flow and impeccable delivery and superb lyrical prowess, youthful and yet authentic in its sound.
Connect with Jovislash:
Facebook: Jovislash
Twitter: @Jovislash
Instagram: @jovislash
YouTube: Jovislash (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29SXvZ6lEmI )
The Song Uner a Spell ft Manotry is about a beautiful girl who uses a Love potion on Guys to get what she wants
"I wrote this song because before I found out that she used a love potion on Me, things we were very great, I was deep in Love and those memories were some of the best memories I had in My Life" ~ JuicyKiller
I worked with Manotry, this is the guy I know He's good with Trap and Love songs... We always advise each other on the music production
It took about 2 hours to compile the beat, as in getting the whole thing done (mastering n mixing)
The song however took about 3 weeks... I first had to write the hook then we discussed about it, we talked about who will rap the first verse and how the track will end
Follow JuicyKiller On:
Facebook - JuicyKiller's World and Manotry
Download or Stream "Under a Spell" by Juicy Killer ft Manotry on a Link below:
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Artist : Dj HopeStar
Title : No Smile on Your Face (Lyrics) ft Drama
[Hook]
Don't You say You Love Me with no Dove on You
Don't You say You Love Me with no Smile on Your Face
If You Pulling up at My Crib better Put a Smile on Me, Yeah
Don't You say You Love Me with no Dove on You
Don't You say You Love Me with no Smile on Your Face
If You Pulling up at My Crib better Put a Smile on Me, Yeah
[Drama]
If I pull up(shkr)
Udo Jabula
Money yanga yothe oi Javhula
A Fara thoho
O Jabula
Zaka ya mundende Oi Javhula
It's that shkkr shkrr shkrr - Jabula
What's the Secret to Your Love?
Can You Share with I?
In the garden with no Trees
Just You and I
Hard to Get, You more like hard to find
How devine
I picture You just fine
Drip drip-ocean
all the time
Making Money is the motive behind Your time
so I throw a couple Banz just for You to shine
You got that Bigger Volleyball from behind
IG so I double tap all the time
I whisper one word in Your ear
Drammy made You cum
In a split of a sec yea
[Hook]
Don't You say You Love Me with no Dove on You
Don't You say You Love Me with no Smile on Your Face
If You Pulling up at My Crib better Put a Smile on Me, Yeah
Don't You say You Love Me with no Dove on You
Don't You say You Love Me with no Smile on Your Face
If You Pulling up at My Crib better Put a Smile on Me, Yeah
[Dj Hopestar]
Words can't describe how I feel for You, but swords are not the kind to use to peel You
Money on the way I got a deal for You
I make Money through My work I'll never steal for You
Right shoe, Your goo, on glue, My Boo
Where to? To school. Not cool, come through
Got flue? Pull up for the rescue, this ain't Voodoo this is a Breakthrough
I got Her walking on slow
She's glowing from top to toe
She got a lot to show
On purple like a sloe
She's bouncing on my lap and now I like her even more I guess I'm never telling Her No cause now Dhe's Smiling with no Rose ?
Baby I'm thankful for Your goals, the keeper of My Heart couldn't take a shot from Your Heart , it's like throwing a bomb at the goal, that's the goal that ends the Match, that's the Match that lights My Heart and My Heart adores Your Smiles
[Dj Hopestar]
Don't You say You Love Me with no Dove on You
Don't You say You Love Me with no Smile on Your Face
If You Pulling up at My Crib better Put a Smile on Me, Yeah
Don't You say You Love Me with no Dove on You
Don't You say You Love Me with no Smile on Your Face
If You Pulling up at My Crib better Put a Smile on Me, Yeah
Stream this interview on the link below:
EMC Style (real name Nhlawulo Ellon Mathebula) is a musical artist from Mbhokota... "I'm a Rapper sometimes... ummm lol When I say "sometimes" I mean I only Rap when I want, but I enjoy writing most... I'm a writer. I'm also a poet... I do poetry when I want as well.
I'm actually a Xitsonga RnB singer
When did you realize that you have a singing / rapping talent and how did you discover it?
This is something that I also didn't even think that I would do as I grew up, but this is the music that I always listened to through my friends; the likes of Rhyzo (Nhlalala), who used to hang around with people who listened to hip hop, people like; Dendi from Bokisi, Shumani and more. So most of the time when I'm with Nhlalala as my friend... because he listened to Hip hop, I ended up listening to hip hop too, until the day He went to record... by that time he used to record at Dumi Mashimbyi's place, that's where he recorded his first track with Tshedza... I forgot the name of the track though.
The following day he played his song for me, I started realizing that no man, yes they recorded it but if they would have recorded it in a different way, it would be nice. And I remembered that they say "if you want to do something better, (because I heard that their song was good but there was something missing) if you want something perfect, you must do it yourself"
When he went to the studio again, I went with him but didn't sing because I was nervous, we went back and this other guy called Miyelani came and invited us to go and Record to the same place (Dumi's Place).
Miyelani sang and I asked for a verse and recorded... people loved the verse, even though I feel like it is now wack when I listen to it but people loved it back in the days.
I then decided to ask my family to buy me a laptop where my brother bought me one and started recording myself, I then discovered that yes man, I can do this. I started by rapping before i tapped into singing
Which song did EMC Style Blow up with?
The song that made me popular, after a long time since I started singing a couple of songs that people didn't give much attention to, there's this other song called "Tsakani"
The song talks about a girl who passed Metric and went to tertiary institutions, where she associated herself with a wrong group of peers that made her not to achieve what she was supposed to and got something different from what she went there for.
That is the track that made me even more popular, where people started giving me attention and realized that wow this guy can write, and the other songs came along as time went by... but the song that made people to notice me and give me attention of which I call it "to blow up", it has to be "Tsakani"
What do You Love about Your Fans when You are on Stage?
Let me answer it like this; I'm a person who can't dance at all, so when I'm on stage, my fans make my job very simple because they get on stage and dance, even when they are restricted to get on stage in some events, the way they would be dancing down on the crowd section when I get on stage... or the excitement they have... Haaaaaa!!
Even if you don't know me when you are on the crowd section, you just find yourself looking at them...
Those guys support me so much.
You know, the way it is, you won't even realize that I'm on about singing and rapping only but can't dance, because it will be Fun due to their presence
What is the Good and the Bad thing about Hip hop and RnB around your hood according to your experiences?
When you do music around the hood, (let me not talk about any genre yet) but when you do music; firstly people will say you are taking chances, and you find that you are unemployed just like me... they will say "no... he's just hungry, he just wants to get up using us".
They usually say such... and when it comes to Hip hop, it gets even worse, even if you do Tsonga Rap, it gets worse because people take hip hop as violent music that promotes vulgar and chaotic behavior in the hood... so when you do such music, you are not likely to get support, you will only get support from youth who won't even make you grow but only support by talking.
So that's one of the reasons why I switched from Hip hop to RnB but in a good way as I still Rap less than how I used to. I changed hip hop and made people to listen to it for to learn something than listening to people swearing each other promoting violence and things like that
How is the Response from Your Family and Friends towards Your Music Craft?
I won't say much about Family because you get real support from people out there, I have experience of such.
I get my support from people who are far away from me, people who are not even my relatives.
Because you can have relatives or brothers and sisters but Family members won't support before they see direction, they want things to happen first then start supporting you. I won't lie and say so and so is supporting me at home... no I only know the support from the people who are out there than from family. Not that they don't support, I won't speak on their behalf, they might be supporting in the way that they feel while they are not showing it but as for me, the people out there are showing me a huge support until some of them turned into family while we are not related. They support me a lot in this. Most of them help me a lot where I need it... yeah
What are Few Basic things that you do before you write such good Music?
There's nothing special that I do before I write music, I don't know how to compose a Beat but I do imagine a specific Beat in my mind.
I don't write a song before I hear a beat, I first call the person who will be making me a beat and listen to it for about two days, I let it play I know that one day it will click in my mind on what that beat needs.
I mostly don't write if I'm going to sing on that Beat, unlike when i would be rapping... I just record whatever comes to my mind at that time and if I feel like I'm stuck, I leave it hanging and finish some other day, whatever I will be having something to add one day, I'll do so. I don't write when I sing, I only write when I Rap.
You released an album Buku ya Rirhandzu in 2019, did the response from your fans satisfy your expectations from it? How?
Buku ya Rirhandzu... is one of the projects that made me not to even wish to quit music... why?
It made me believe that a person can create a living through music, it made me get to realize on who my fans are, who supports me just by talking... so yes It reached my satisfaction and beyond... my main target was around my hood most but when I went to gauteng to launch it... I forgot the date but I first launched it at "The Twins"... people came in numbers, while the line didn't have any of the big artists that would possibly grab people's attention... what gave me strength is that people came just to se Me... That support right there terrified me a lot...
We did release a couple of EPs with Juicy Ash few years back... they sold a lot to people in my hood, we did make profit yes... but not in the way that things went now... people from Gauteng, people who don't know you support... this will take me to that question about the response from Family... people who don't know you support your music... even if they would be hearing you for the first time...
There were so many people, some from Mozambique... when I got off the stage, I can't remember how many CDs I sold, I can't remember how many guys were busy selling my CDs as well but i was happy when i left the place, i was okay in both my pocket and mind... I was so Happy... I was so happy, the support was so big...
Few Years to come, where will EMC-Style be?
I'm scared to tell where I will be... I don't believe in being consistent in one kind of music, I want to be relevant and move with time, I want to adapt to whatever will be happening at that moment because that's what will keep me relevant... not that I will forget what I would be doing before, I will still be doing it but improving so that it will also be relevant.
So I see myself still loved but loved even more while featuring other artists that my heart desires to feature...
Yeah, let me just put it like that and not say much that I might not achieve but if I can get there, I would have worked so much
Follow EMC Style On:
Facebook - EmCStyle SA
Instagram - @emcstyleza
Twitter - @sa_emc
Shout Outs
I'll send my shout out to my fans, they support me a lot.
I'll also send a Shout out to people who don't know me but yet support my music, I thank them so much.
I won't mention my fans by their names because I will forget some... but they know themselves, there are those whom I know that they support me so much... but allow me to thank Vuthlari "Cash" Baloyi.
This is the guy who took my imagination and turned it into reality, he's the one who pushed me a lot, though I'm not where I wish to be as yet but the guy pushed me... he pushed me in a way that I even forget that he's just trying to push me and felt like he's my brother... he pushed me a lot... we can even exclude the music business and talk about personal stuff, the guy pushed me a lot, I won't forget him.
I also want to thank Given Makondo from Bokisi... the guy has been supporting me from way back.. there's few people who support me from home, some might be supporting me yes, you may find that they are not showing it, they play your music but switch off when you pass by... things like that but... the guy supports me a lot. I thank him so much.
I also want to thank myself for not disappointing my fans... I'll end it here
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