Nasty C & Tellaman Release New Single “Natural” As “T’s & C’s Apply” Album Rollout Gains Momentum
Nasty C & Tellaman Release New Single “Natural” As “T’s & C’s Apply” Album Rollout Gains Momentum. The countdown to T’s & C’s Apply continues, and Nasty C and Tellaman have delivered another taste of what fans can expect from their long-awaited collaborative album.
Nasty C announced the release of their latest single, “Natural,” with a brief Instagram post that quickly ignited excitement across social media. “‘NATURAL’ W my brother @tellamanofficial is OUT NOW! @tsandcsapplyfm #TsandCsApplyAlbum.”
The release of “Natural” adds another chapter to the rollout of T’s & C’s Apply, the duo’s 17-track album, which is set to arrive independently on 1 September 2026 through Nasty C’s Tall Racks and Tellaman’s Select Play.
The album title cleverly plays on the phrase “terms and conditions apply,” using the artists’ initials to reflect a partnership that stretches back to the earliest days of their careers. Both Durban-born musicians have spent years collaborating on standout records, making a full-length joint project one of the most anticipated releases among their fan base.
Rather than delivering a traditional rap album, T’s & C’s Apply embraces a smoother R&B-driven sound. Nasty C has previously described the project as a “winter album,” crafted for relaxed listening, late-night drives and intimate moments, signalling a different creative direction from his recent solo work.
“Natural” appears as the sixth song on the official tracklist, joining previously released singles including “Call Me,” “Come Over” featuring Nigerian singer Oxlade, “Sally’s Interlude,” and “Playlist.” Each release has steadily built anticipation while offering listeners a glimpse of the album’s laid-back, melodic atmosphere.
The decision to release the project independently also reflects a larger vision shared by both artists. Nasty C has spoken about the importance of maintaining ownership and creative freedom, describing the move as a bold but necessary step. For two artists who have grown together in the industry, the album represents more than another collaboration. It is a statement of independence and trust in their own creative direction.
