Samthing Soweto - Let It Happen

This song is easily one of my favourites in the playlist. It instantly makes my mood better, YOURS TRULY <3

BE OKAY

Introducing a summer classic from one of the dons of the Motswako movement! Short Madala has delivered a classic and timeless banger that will be heard wherever "the vibe is nice easy" this summer! 

Track Details:

Track Name: Mr. Tswaknificent 

Performed by Towdeemac

Produced by The Faculty
Mixed by The Faculty
Composers: L. Moagi; S.Letsike

Publishing: Lenakana Ent./ Beatmachine Music Group
 
ISRC CODE: ZA-N77-13-00004


Mr Tswaknificent - Towdee Mac

This is the official first release of Aewon Wolf...with a scope of South African sounds reflecting his life and path, from his ratchet ways to his self reflective being. Enjoy the journey and remember RESPECT THE WORK!

09 Sukumani - Mashayabhuqe KaMamba X Aewon Wolf

Chasing Suns

I wrote a song called 'Dear Youth'

Its on my album Zaneliza. How the water moves.
In fact its here on this link: 

'https://soundcloud.com/msakimvana/01-dear-youth

Download it and listen and give it away, remix it, whatever. It will be up all day till midnight :-) and so will I. Thing is... I wanna talk about middle kid syndrome. The older sibling threw stones at mellow yellows and the youngest well, he tore down a statue.

I am 80's kid. I overheard this a lot from adults. " The youth of today are so [insert derogatory statement about our apathy, purposelessness, sagging pants, manners, confusion, lack of gratitude for the struggle, ect.] "

I remember those days. Sitting in symposiums soaking in fashionable detachment longing for something, frustrated by everything. We did'nt have names for the things that choked us. We hadn't yet identified the statues outside and within and if they had to bloody fall , what would must can happen now? Leaning on that statue for my model c accent, and the copper rusted taste in my mouth if I told my white friends that things were broken? Phrases like ' white privilege' were perculiar like green moss on statues. Not dinner table talk. Nope. Maybe we weren't as bold as the beautiful braves, the #mustfalls. But our unnamed untamed angst, was definately not purposeless.

The desperation for a struggle, for a collective purpose, for a reason to die has maybe led us to this?

I wrote 'Dear Youth' and it's here so download it and lets talk. I am here all day. 

Happy Youth Day! 

Msaki

Dear Youth

41.LaSauce.[Coolerbag]..

[single]

Cool Slaves

Love Six (extended version)

Dreams (prod. Dj Potpher)

Soon, the question on everybody’s lips will be: “Have You Heard? Have you heard how The Muffinz rule the world?”. The Muffinz have unleashed their mysteriously beautiful world of eclectic soul to the South African public and they are set for world domination.

The music of The Muffinz is so new, yet so soulful, so accessible, so honest and so innocent, that it appeals to all age groups, races, classes and sexes. 

The five young musicians make a refreshing change from the usual run of the mill rappers and house DJs, who are currently dominating the popular music scene, in that they play real instruments, and they play them well. Added to that is all five musicians are great singers in their different genres of expertise.

Take for instance electric guitarist and vocalist, Atomza. His voice is best described as a young Michael Jackson meets Usher with a twist of rock. Drummer Keke then enters with his  Senegalese meets rumba vocals. The band switch from a groovy R&B rhythm led by acoustic guitarist Mthae and bassist Skabz, to a classy jazz guitar sound introduced by electric guitarist and acapella singer, Simz. And that by the way is just on one song!

That is why, to explain the band, they decided to call themselves The Muffinz. Explains Mthae: “We wanted a name that would be remembered, something catchy but a name that people would want to find out more about. Plus, we all come from different backgrounds musically and so we all bring different ingredients - as in the ingredients in a muffin.”



The Muffinz - Khumbul 'Ekhaya

La-Toya Mwoombola better known for her stage name Lioness
is a 26-year-old Namibian Song Writer and rapper.
She gained critical acclaim for many of her songs: Dreams, Lovin’, Bad, and her latest Number 1 hit single “Tala” Lioness has already put together two EPs namely ILL3 (2015) and ILL4: the sequel (2016). And one Studio Album Pride of CilQ(2018), as well as a second Studio Album titled “Wish You Were Here” to be released in 2020.
She has established herself in the Namibian music industry by effortlessly displaying her complex and tight-knit lyrical capabilities in various local Hip-Hop/ Rap cyphers and live performances in the country.
In 2016 lioness performed her music to a crowd of thousands of people as an opening act for South African Rapper Cassper Nyovest during his album tour in Namibia. Apart from Her involvement in the music industry, Lioness has been a model for various local clothing lines such a leffaccenlelife and Ingo shanyenge.

Dreams (prod. Dj Potpher)

Lioness (CilQ)

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