🙌😪  Did not anticpate such grrooovee

Spoek Mathambo is a South African artist, musician, songwriter & filmmaker. With three critically acclaimed solo albums under his belt,  not to mention his collaborative projects Fantasma and Batuk, and a documentary on SA electronic music (Future Sound of Mzansi), Spoek Mathambo is a prolific creative, a true music activist, showcasing and stretching the limits of electronic music and hip hop.
On his new album Tales From A Lost City, producer and rapper Spoek Mathambo revisits his first love, Hip-Hop, with a project steeped in rich storytelling, razor sharp social commentary and an endless reserve of gymnastic flows. The concept album drives a cross section through South Africa 2020, to give a view of a highly complex and volatile society struggling to come to grips with its post Apartheid “rainbow nation” dream/nightmare. Spoek Mathambo takes Hip-Hop, the great crucible of culture, and creates a colorful ride through a diverse set of soundscapes, each emboldening Mathambo’s no-holds-bar approach to songwriting. 

The eclectic self produced album features guest appearances from scratch DJ Raiko and collaborations with Batuk, Spizzy, Mark Mushiva, Vuyo and Daev Martian. 

Tracklisting:

Umhlaba Wethu
Kroonocyde (ft Raiko)
eGoli (The Jackers Theme) 
Bumaye (ft Raiko)
The Greedy Always Want More
Walk With Me (ft Batuk & Raiko)
Anatomy of A Campus Rape Riot (ft Batuk)
Chop My Money
Jimmy Comes To Jozi (ft Spizzy & Raiko)
 Slay Queen  (ft Spizzy & Raiko)
 Keeping Score
 When The Party Parties Too Hard
Somandla (Praisetrumental)
Kings & Queens (ft Spizzy, Vuyo, Mark Mushiva & Daev Martian)

Spoek Mathambo - Tales From The Lost Cities of Azania

From the upcoming Oddisee mixtape "Tangible Dream"

Mixtape available exclusively with "The Beauty In All" his new instrumental album everywhere October 1st.

Produced by Oddisee
Vocals by Oddisee

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Oddisee - Own Appeal

Sudanese­-American hip­hop artist Oddisee's new EP, “Al­Wasta,” takes its title from the Arabic colloquial term used to mean (to use colloquial English) “the plug.” The term “wasta” comes from the Arabic word “wasat,” meaning “middle” or “middleman,” and describes a member of the community who acts as a connector using their wealth of social currency. Understanding the value of social currency & how to use it (for better or worse) is what Amir Elkhalifa aka Oddisee focused on as the primary inspiration for his writings.

02 Oddisee - No Reservations

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Aaaaand a standing ovation to the One and Only...(making scratch sounds with my mouth...wait for it...) DJ Azuhl!!!! (Roaring applause ensues).

This re-work/mixtape of some of my colabs (on a vocal and production level), with various artists from around the globe, has been artfully executed by my longtime friend, DJ, and fellow hip hop artist, Ricardo Nunes AKA DJ Azuhl. 

Brother, I have no words...but...Thank You Thank You Thank You!

The Journey mixed by DJ Azuhl

The Graham

01.Something's In The Water (feat. Sterring)[Prod. by Exkho Alvarez]

Urban Knoize

Dikgang

Spoek Mathambo is a South African artist, musician, songwriter & filmmaker. With three critically acclaimed solo albums under his belt,  not to mention his collaborative projects Fantasma and Batuk, and a documentary on SA electronic music (Future Sound of Mzansi), Spoek Mathambo is a prolific creative, a true music activist, showcasing and stretching the limits of electronic music and hip hop.

On his new album Tales From A Lost City, producer and rapper Spoek Mathambo revisits his first love, Hip-Hop, with a project steeped in rich storytelling, razor sharp social commentary and an endless reserve of gymnastic flows. The concept album drives a cross section through South Africa 2020, to give a view of a highly complex and volatile society struggling to come to grips with its post Apartheid “rainbow nation” dream/nightmare. Spoek Mathambo takes Hip-Hop, the great crucible of culture, and creates a colorful ride through a diverse set of soundscapes, each emboldening Mathambo’s no-holds-bar approach to songwriting. 

The eclectic self produced album features guest appearances from scratch DJ Raiko and collaborations with Batuk, Spizzy, Mark Mushiva, Vuyo and Daev Martian.

Tales from the Lost Cities

Umhlaba Wethu

Kroonocyde (Gini Index)

eGoli (The Jackers Theme)

Bumaye

The Greedy Always Want More

The first Firehouse mixtape of digital dancehall – an instant classic! The tape features digital reggae from 1985-89 (plus a little else).

Tracklist:

01. Delroy Williams - Mix Up (12")
02. Little John - Do It For Me (Jammys 7")
03. Rudo - She Done With It (Jammys 7")
04. Barrington Levy - Come (Jah Lifetime 7")
05. Horace Ferguson - No Touch The General (Ujama 7")
06. Hopeton Junior - Remember Jah Jah (Carter Music 7")
07. Spliffy Dan - Jah Bless (Rockers 7")
08. Yami Bolo - Jah Made Them All (Techniques 7")
09. Conroy Smith - Original (Powerhouse 7")
10. Sophia George - Lazy Body (Windsor 7")
11. Brian And Tony Gold - Pass The Dubplate (Jammys 7")
12. Anthony Red Rose - Bangarang aka Bang Ga Wrong (Firehouse 7")
13. King Kong - Aids (Firehouse 7")
14. Anthony Red Rose - Can't Knock We (Firehouse 7")
15. Horace Andy - Give Me Some Money (Jammys LP)
16. Wayne Smith - Come Along (Jammys 7")
17. King Kong - Run From Progress (Thunder Bolt 7")
18. Peter Metro - The Don (Rosie Uprising 7")
19. Anthony Red Rose - Under Me Fat Thing (Firehouse 7")
20. Courtney Melody - Ninja Mi Ninja (Firehouse 7")
21. Chicken Chest - Ragamuffin Selector (Oneness 7")
22. Carl Meeks - Raw Born Rub A Dub (Photographer 7")
23. Conroy Smith - Do Good (Dennis Star 7")
24. King Kong - Babylon (Firehouse 7")
25. Cocoa Tea - Boops Fi Dem (Harry J 7")
26. Conroy Smith - Dangerous (Jah Life 7")
27. Conroy Smith - Dollar Van Ride (Jah Life 7")
28. Carl Meeks - Weh Dem Fa (Redman 7")
29. Tippa Lee And Rappa Robert - No Trouble We (Redman 7")
30. Conroy Smith - Model Pon Me (Redman 7")
31. Courtney Melody - Bad Boy (Techniques 7")
32. Jack Wilson - Chuck It (Unity 12")
33. Eccleton Jarrett - Rock Them One By One (Jammys)
34. Horace Andy - Live A Good Life (Jammys LP)
35. Cocoa Tea - Young Lover (Jammys 7")
36. Conroy Smith - Sugar Me (Superpower 12")
37. Carl Meeks - Hey Bad Boy (Redman LP)
38. Junior Reid - Banana Boat Man (JR 7")
39. Chuck Turner - Trying To Conquer I (Crat LP)
40. Steve Knight - Blow Your Nose (Riddim Force 7")
41. Conroy Smith - Poor People A Suffer (Jah Lifetime 7")
42. Hopeton Lindo - Ghetto Tenement Yard (Jammys 7")
43. Anthony Red Rose - Tempo (Firehouse 7")
44. King Everall - I Found Love (Jammys LP)
45. Selah Collins - Pick A Sound (Unity 12")
46. Horace Ferguson - Sensi Addict (Ujama 7")
47. Rod Taylor - Never Stop Loving You (Education 7")
48. Wayne Palmer - See Me Yah (Firehouse 7")
49. Nitty Gritty - Run Down The World (Jammys 7")
50. Trevor Levy - Nah Run From No Clash (Taurus LP)
51. Outro: Lloyd Hemmings - Rude Boy (Firehouse 7")

Mastermind Computer Style vol. 1

EMAMKAY - DELTA - ALBUM 



Emamkay is a South African record producer, emcee and keyboardist raised between Johannesburg Soweto and Pretoria. 
With a hip hop and R&B influence, his sound is infused with a J-Dilla nostalgia and pays tribute to future electronic hip-hop & soul music. 
The new version of Anderson Paak outta South-Africa!
His new album DELTA takes you into the dimensions & cosmos of EMAMKAY. 
Unique sounds taking jazzhop & jazzrap to the next level. 
Get ready for awesome features and lovely experimental vocals together with dope messages and slappy jazzy beats!

DELTA takes u on a trip into the deepest and brightest corners of EMAMKAYs mind! 
Meet thoughts and attitudes which are floating in EMAMKAYs brain and maybe also in yours! 
If you questioning and reflecting on love, relationships and simple life problems - then u are not alone. 
EMAMKAY delivers you his answer and musical way how to deal with those things. Keep it real and hip-hop! ENJOY!

DELTA(stream/download)

Smells Like Rain

Shirts

Boys Of Soweto Ep 
Dry Lands Beneath The Ocean

Be Alright

Teka Music is home to Spoek Mathambo; Laliboi; Batuk; Vukazithathe; Deepak Choppaz; Blacswet; Kitsuko; Fantasma; AfroJazzGiants and more

For live or bookings/remixes/features contact: spoekspoek@gmail.com

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