Zadok On How Thato Soul Got On Mbuzi

Zadok On How Thato Soul Got On Mbuzi. AKA enlisted one of the best SA rappers right now Thato Saul in his posthumous album Mass Country. The inclusion of Life Is A Gangster hitmaker did not come as a surprise since AKA was working with the best rappers in the game and Thato Saul appeared to be a perfect fit to the jigsaw.

Zadok played a massive role in the making of the Mass Country album and he understood every element of the project from how it started to the finish. The famed producer shared the story behind Thato Saul’s involvement in the Mass Country album on the song Mbuzi which he said is one of his favourites.

“There is a crazy story behind Mbuzi dawg, I was in a rehearsal session with Thato Saul, I’m working on some music we jamming just two weeks before Kiernan passed something like that,” he said. “We jamming and then he spit this freestyle, my brother I said woah, I said bro you did something crazy, you don’t know what you just did, but we gonna do something big after this and he (Thato Saul) said okay.”

Zadok said that he asked Thato Saul to jump on the Mbuzi track and the Pretoria-based rapper was done with his verse within 24 hours. “Afterwards, I said my brother I need you on this record, within 24 hours that n*gga sent me the verse, the next day I was in the studio with Kiernan we were listening to the mixes and I said Forbes, bump this one. Forbes said video call that man right now, call him now, and that is the song that kinda kicks off the project to say yeah we are here now, you get me,” Zadok said.