Who Got Next (feat. Sego)(Prod. by AL Da 3rd)

Pardon The Delay. This is to keep you company while we polish up "Mahare" featuring Andrianto (COMING VERY SOON) and The Take Off Prequel (FEBRUARY 2015).


Pardon The Delay

SubVerse's single off his upcoming project, The Take Off Prequel

SubVerse - Mahare (Ft. Andrianto)

O Vaya Le Mang

2nd single from SubVerse's album "The Take-off"

The Take Off

Saka

It's all in the title. SubVerse. Mo Katalyst. Ra's Rayz. Mothipa. Reason. Reproduced by AL Da 3rd.

Bring The Best In [remix] (feat. Mothipa, Mo Katalyst, Ra's Rayz & Reason)

Who I am. Where I'm from. What I do. "Ntwana ya Rusty" serves as an introduction to the artist SubVerse and what he represents. The hard-hitting beat provided by Stuie The Kid, SubVerse cruises through 3 verses of witty wordplay and smooth flow!

Subverse-Ntwana ya Rusty (Radio Edit)

Originally inspired by the story and sad passing of Alori Joh, a beautiful songstress whose debut project was titled "The Love Religion." The producer is Myndphlo, whom I met online through a common friend and found beats on his ReverbNation. I was very lucky to have the talents of Vicky and Ras Rayz of Audiophiles in completing this song!

Love Religion (feat. Vicky)

Easily my most personal song released, "Face To The Horizon" is not only a story of my life and the setbacks I've had to survive. I'm hoping it will become a source of inspiration for many others who have experience the same or worse. Recorded several years back - the message it contains has not lost relevance, neither has the provocative beat supplied by Instro.

Face To The Horizon (Feat. Eli)

Subverse RhodesMusicRadio Interview

Kgomotso Mokgatlhe, SubVerse, is a South African hip hop artist intent on making a name for himself through authentic, hard-hitting and honest music. In his own words: “African child with passion and style, straight out the 3rd world – still reppin’ with maximum pride.”

Tswellopele The EP is his debut project, due out in Q3 2012 with a hit single “Ntwana ya Rusty” as the lead song. Having worked with producers including Instro, TBeatz (of Jenerik Soulz) and Audiophiles, Tswellopele will serve as an introduction and appetizer to the music of SubVerse. The project sees SubVerse showing his full range of skills from crafting capturing and vivid stories through to nifty wordplay and tales of an artist chasing his dreams.
Born and bred in the North West province town of Rustenburg, SubVerse quickly discovered his love for music of all types but most especially hip hop.  His honed creative writing skills and explosion of hip hop and RnB in the mid-90’s is what lead him to start experimenting with song-writing at a fairly young age. Subverse’s lyrics are mostly English with a mix of SeTswana, being a proud “Ntwana ya Rusty.” While his influences mainly stem from the hip hop genre, he does not limit his taste in any way and dabbles into other genres – a trait that is evident in his music.

SubVerse plans to craft a career as a musician, performer and household name within the entertainment scene for many years to come. First among his plans is an award-winning debut album planned for 2013. You would do well to remember the name.
Contact:
BUY Tswellopele The EP on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/za/album/tswellopele/ 
Management:  Modise Tsasanyane 073 8088 197 modise@pgpmusic.co.za
Social networks: Facebook “SubVerse”		Twitter: SubVwaRusty

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