Run Away - 5 Minutez ft. E-Jay (Prod. by StaggaBong)

Eg0 - Bexon, Sulphur, Leo & Nino (Prod. BlaQbird)

South Africa

All i want

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5 minutes. The same 5 minutes it takes to get to the closest shop from your house, to have your sunny-side-up perfectly done, is the 5 minutez that is the name of this remarkable trio.

5 minutez is a group of young African talented artists who live only for one purpose which is to create Hip-Hop music. It comprises of BlaQbird the world-freezing rapper, A+ another heart-seizing rapper. There is no better way of defining talent than just listening to them. They create the type of Hip-Hop not only we all have been looking for, but also the type that under any circumstance does not choose listeners. Simply, if you don’t get to it, it will get to you.

BlaQbird the founder of this remarkable trio started rapping in his teens but his love for music is both immense and congenital. Inspired by everything around him whether ear-splitting loud, just audible or utterly silent he creates music like no other. Aggressive behind the mike, he swallows all the wrong things around him through his mouth only to spit the right things into your ear. Now that is something you get once in a red moon which is never.

A+ one of the links in this musical chain started rapping very close to the minute he was born. When he hears any kind of music his heart quivers in excitement and his blood seethes all in the name of inspiration, he is inspired by music to create it. Once he gets his grip on the mike FASTEN your seat belts because you will experience the drift of your life. His starting to rap is your boredom ending and there is no doctor on Earth will ever prescribe such a dose.

5 minutez is a new African group that will before long not be new anymore. All the music it produces is under the constant MORE because the only thing less with them is the time it takes for you to drop in love with their music. They are restless, tireless and definitely weakness-less. If you haven’t heard them then you haven’t heard music.

They present and represent Africa in such a way that pride is the first thing you feel as an African when you consider Hip-Hop.