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Ka Nkani ( Prod. BLFR )

Stay [Prelude] ft. P-Kuttah (Prod.by Hopemasta)

OkMalumKoolKat, "Internet Jetset Zuper"

Rebelde - acid

Mistakes (ft thabo louw)

Halfway House EP - The Steptwins (MyKey & Solve The Problem)

Featuring: The Big Hash, René, Southside Mohammed, Tyreik Webster, 808x & TSA (@tsanobodyelse)[Nobody Else ZA]. 

by: Innanetwav. (UU)

Twitter: @thesteptwins 
IG: @thesteptwins

Halfway House EP

FAR$IDE

The Steptwins - FAR$IDE ft. The Big Hash

Single

Safety Off

Majozi

Gangular - EP

Impahl' Edope (feat. Stilo Magolide & Efelow)

EVOL WITCH

uMvelase // uSanele

“Mthembu
Mvelase
Qhudeni Mvelase
Ndaba
Jama kaMnisi
Mthembu waseGubase
Wena owavela enyandeni!
Nina eningawadli amathibani
Nina basemlamankunzi
Ngoza kaMkhubukeli kaGazi”

This project is in honour of my father and family, abakwa Mthembu; all my siblings, extended family and my roots in the heart of KwaZulu Natal, kwaNongoma. It is a calling—if you will—a completion of my journey and all things coming full circle. 

uMvelase is a follow up to Gangular (released 11 January 2019), and really a message to self (from higher self or spirit) to return home—Buyela ekhaya as the last track title suggests, or rather to remember who we are and where we come from.

uMvelase

Mvelase NoShembe (feat. ASAP Shembe)

UMvelase

Need you feat. Marcus harvey

Loatinover Pounds takes us on a journey about a time in his life where someone he was in love perhaps he still is but has seemingly lost them due to all the effort and time he invests in music more than in personal relationships, he also mentions how people be lowkey avoiding how good him & his team are with a line "they watching everything we do they just won't say shit" and the depression he went through after that break-up. With sounds of rain at the beginning and through song that resonate us with the title and hook and also prove that when it rains, it really does pour.

Grey Skies

uSanele is an elusive South African musician best known as Boyz n Bucks co-founder and Spovagang affiliate.
 
His distinctive style is best described as a take on traditional music; borrowing harmonies and melodies from iSicathamiya juxtaposed with a hip hop influence.

He describes his music as being “Dubane inspired” – when asked why the Durban born artist says it’s an ode to his hometown and childhood. His belief is that art should not only invoke emotion but should also tell a personal story – as he attempts to do through his music.
 
With a growing following and refreshing sound, in January of 2020 uSanele dropped ‘uMvelase’ which honours his family name and roots in the heart of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. From a young age, uSanele knew that he wanted to be an artist. Having spent many years mastering his craft he officially came onto the SA music scene as a solo artist with the release of his debut single ‘Zengenkani’ a street anthem of note, later followed by ’Amabhodlela’ with an iconic music video which features long time collaborators and friends.
 
Since releasing his ‘Gangular’ EP in early 2019, uSanele has spent the past year honing further developing his sound and redefining himself as an artist, as he continues to push boundaries in terms of what SA hip hop is and should be.

Mvelase NoShembe (feat. ASAP Shembe)

uSanele

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