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Written by: Thabang "Etcetera" Masibi
Produced by: Thapelo "SPeeKa" Modiela

copyright 2013

Etcetera vs. SPeeKa - Gangster

Taken from my first beat-tape "The Black Sheep" (2012)

SPeeKa - Your Dad The Hip-Hop Head

Written by: Tshepiso Mohlophegi, Makhosaza Sithole, Chris Matjila  and Kopano Kubeka
Produced by: Thapelo "SPeeKa" Modiela

2016

SPeeKa - Uzwa Bathi (ft. Soweto Tshepiso, Lolo, Chris O Peace & Infektist)

Written and Produced by Thapelo "SPeeKa" Modiela

SPeeKa - Dear Rea

SPeeKa presents: #TenTuesdays Volume 1 (2018)

3rd Tuesday, 13 February

Track 3 of 10: “Do The Math” (ft. IgnitiOn)

Interesting fact: This was the second joint recorded for Ten Tuesdays, but it was initially meant to be a stand-alone single not attached to any project.

Enjoy and please share.

Previous track: “Sticks & Stones” (ft. One Way, Loux Artiste, Si-Viral & Infektist)
Next track: “White Lie” (ft. Soweto Tshepiso & Infektist) drops on Tuesday, 20 February

Ten Tuesdays Volume 1

10Tues03: Do The Math (with IgnitiOn)

SPeeKa presents: #TenTuesdays Volume 1 (2018)

4th Tuesday, 20 February

Track 4 of 10: White Lie (ft. Soweto Tshepiso & Infektist)

Interesting facts: This was the first beat I made in 2017. I told Infektist & Soweto Tshepiso about it the day we shot the “Sunday On A Friday” music video. Infektist came up with the title immediately after hearing it. It was intended for a project Infektist, Tshepiso and I spoke about doing together, but the project never happened. It still might happen though, phela as’thukanga.

Enjoy and please share.

Previous track: “Do The Math” (ft. IgnitiOn)
Next track: “Never Enough” (ft. Darkie & Soweto Tshepiso) drops on Tuesday, 27 February

10Tues04: White Lie (with Soweto Tshepiso & Infektist)

SPeeKa presents: #TenTuesdays Volume 1 (2018)

5th Tuesday, 27 February 

Track 5 of 10: “Never Enough” (ft. Darkie & Soweto Tshepiso)

Interesting fact: This track was recorded before we completed work on The Soweto Tshepiso EP. Tshepiso eventually added his amazing contribution to the joint literally on the next recording session we had since recording for The Soweto Tshepiso EP, which was 3 months later.

We’re half way through the tape  Hope you’ve enjoyed the joints so far. Please remember to share if you dig.

Previous track: “White Lie” (ft. Soweto Tshepiso & Infektist)
Next track: “Pick This Beat” (ft. R-Senic, Anti-B & Impakt) drops on Tuesday, 06 March

10Tues05: Never Enough (with Darkie & Soweto Tshepiso)

SPeeKa presents: #TenTuesdays Volume 1 (2018)

9th Tuesday, 27 March

Track 9 of 10: “Can’t Stand” (ft. R-Senic & Death Star)

Interesting fact: This joint was recorded when I shot Death Star’s parts in #SotraCyphers part 16 (same day we recorded “Pick This Beat”). It came about when Death Star, R-Senic and myself were having a discussion with this beat playing at a low volume in the background. Death Star asked me to turn it up mid-conversation. He liked it and asked if we could do a joint using that very beat – I agreed. The gents wrote their verses and the hook in studio.

Enjoy and please share.

Previous track: “Sisendleleni” (ft. Bantu Speaking & Soweto Tshepiso)
Next track: “Speaking In Tongues” drops on Tuesday, 03 April

10Tues09: Can't Stand (with R-Senic & Death Star)

SPeeKa presents: #TenTuesdays Volume 1 (2018)

10th Tuesday, 03 April

Track 10 of 10: “Speaking In Tongues”

Interesting fact: This joint took shape after, one day in late 2017, I came across a random verse I had written in 2015 (which ended up being the second verse in the joint). I wrote and recorded (and re-recorded a couple of times) the rest of it in about a week. 

Enjoy and please share.

Thanks a trillion for taking this 10 week musical journey with me. I appreciate it a great deal. It’s been dope. 

Previous track: “Can’t Stand” (ft. R-Senic & Death Star)

10Tues10: Speaking In Tongues

"The Soweto-based producer SPeeKa clearly doesn't sleep. He churns out projects like it's not a thing. His latest is Lethabo, which he entirely produced, while the duo Bantu Speaking laced the beats with kasi rap scripts. The two rap mostly in IsiZulu and Tsotsitaal (slang), and cover a wide range of subjects with impressive poetry and great vocal hooks." - Sabelo Mkhabela (okayafrica.com)

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