Refresh Your Playlist: SA Hip Hop New Music Friday Is Here! Yo, Mzansi! It’s that glorious day of the week again – New Music Friday! And you know what that means – a treasure trove of banging new tunes by our local hip-hop superstars just landed.
Get ready to refresh your playlists because South African hip-hop is serving fire this week. Local rappers have been busy in the studio, cooking up tracks that are guaranteed to get your head nodding and your feet moving. Hit the streets with the latest bangers, pump up your gym session with some fresh anthems, or turn your Friday night into a lit house party – the choice is yours.
Ma-E has dropped a new track, “iParty,” and it’s a guaranteed party starter for South African hip-hop fans. Fresh off the release of “The Makasana State Of Mind,” the new single shows Ma-E isn’t slowing down. “iParty” is the perfect tune for laid-back rap.
South African hip-hop heavyweight DJ Sliqe is back in the booth, this time curating a rap summit on his new single “Kiki.” Local rhyme slingers Maglera Doe Boy, Blxckie, and Flow Jones Jr. come together on the track, promising a lyrical showdown that’s bound to set the streets on fire.
J Molley is making a striking return to the music scene with his latest single, “Life Or Death.” This release marks a significant step in his musical journey, offering fans an exhilarating treat. To elevate the experience, the renowned rapper has paired the single with a visually captivating music video, ensuring that he raises the bar and leaves a lasting impression on his audience.
Durban’s got that electric spark that never goes out, and The Qwellers are channelling that energy into the pure fire with their latest banger, “What’s The Qoh!” This new single is a full-on Durban assault, featuring the talents of Okmalumkoolkat and 031 Choppa. This is a guaranteed shot of heat for any playlist!
Amidst the flurry of new singles that have hit the airwaves this week, several full-length music projects have also made a significant impact. Anele Zondo has made a powerful statement with her latest release, “VUKA,” showcasing her unique artistry and lyrical prowess.
Meanwhile, the ever-thoughtful Stogie T has captivated listeners with “Shallow,” a project that dives deep into intricate themes and masterful wordplay. Not to be outdone, Yanga Chief has delivered “Imvelaphi,” a work that resonates with cultural richness and personal introspection. Each of these artists brings something fresh and compelling to the table, making this a standout week in the SA Hip Hop music scene.
