Yanga Chief Reacts To Not Being Included In Skwatta Kamp’s Forthcoming Album
Yanga Chief Reacts To Not Being Included In Skwatta Kamp’s Forthcoming Album. Legendary local SA hip-hop group Skwatta Kamp has been instrumental in the growth of hip-hop in the country. The iconic rap group last released a body of work in 2009 and they are set to release a brand new project this year.
The iconic rap group has not revealed much about their upcoming album. This includes the number of songs in the body of work and if we should expect any collaboration. Taking to Instagram, Yanga Chief seemed to be privy to the intel in the Skwatta Kamp‘s project.
The rapper expressed his disappointment for not getting a feature. The Utatakho singer is still hoping to work with the legendary hip-hop group, hoping that the SVN album will not be the last. “Am I wrong for feeling some type of way that I’m not the new Skwatta Kamp album??? better not be the last one #SVN. @shugasmakx @siyametane,” wrote Yanga Chief.
SA Hip hop followers will be looking forward to the SVN project after the official release date was announced. Taking to Instagram the hip-hop group announced the official release date appreciating everyone who has supported them since day one.
“When we started on this journey we didn’t imagine the game would take such a positive trajectory. Thank you to the people’s support, artists, promoters, journalists, videographers, tv shows, radio, and labels for believing in the culture and taking it to new heights!! We now officially on the road to SVN….. new Skwatta Kamp album drops 27 April 2023!! Pre-Order now on all DSP’s – Link In Bio – #SkwattaKampSVN. Full video for #InTheNameOfLove now streaming.” Read the post.
Skwatta Kamp was formed in 1996 by Shugasmakx (Lebogang Mothibile), Flabba (Nkululeko Habedi), Nish (Musawenkosi Molefe), Infa (Sechaba Kgala), Slikour (Siya Metane), Nemza (Sello Mofokeng), Bozza (Nkosana Nkosi), and Relo Makhubo.
