The Big Hash & Maglera Doe Boy Set Sights On Long-Awaited Music Collaboration

The Big Hash & Maglera Doe Boy Set Sights On Long-Awaited Music Collaboration. SA hip-hop could be heading towards another exciting musical link-up, with The Big Hash teasing an upcoming collaboration with Maglera Doe Boy. The Pretoria-born rapper has given fans a glimpse of what appears to be a joint release, sparking fresh anticipation around a pairing that has been discussed for some time.

Taking to social media, The Big Hash shared a short cinematic clip accompanied by the caption, “Maglera Doe Boy feat. The Big Hash 💿🔜”. The video draws inspiration from Maglera’s recently released short film Mzansi: The Movie, opening with its cast credits before showcasing production logos from Exodus Entertainment, Epic Records and Stack Paper Records, among others. The clip closes with the film’s title treatment as a snippet of unreleased music plays in the background.

The preview offers a glimpse of the record’s lyrical direction, with lines touching on money, personal conviction and remaining grounded through both good and difficult times. While the snippet accompanies visuals from Mzansi: The Movie, it appears to tease a separate collaboration rather than Maglera’s existing soundtrack contribution, “Izinja 2.0”.

The announcement comes as Maglera Doe Boy continues to expand his creative reach following the release of Mzansi, a two-part short film co-created with Brian O’Haze. Shot across South Africa and Mozambique, the project premiered on YouTube in early November, with its first instalment surpassing 100,000 views within its first 24 hours.

Blending street culture, fashion, ambition and forbidden romance, the film follows Maglera as Doe, a Klerksdorp operator navigating the challenges surrounding his cross-border enterprise. The production has also demonstrated the rapper’s interest in taking South African hip-hop storytelling beyond traditional music videos.

For The Big Hash, the latest tease builds on an earlier indication that music between the two artists already exists. In late 2025, he revealed that they had “a couple bangers in the vault” while responding to fans who had been calling for a collaboration. His latest post now gives that long-standing possibility a more tangible direction.

A joint release would bring together two distinctive approaches to South African hip-hop. Maglera’s sharp storytelling and cinematic perspective could meet The Big Hash’s melodic delivery and introspective songwriting, creating an interesting combination for listeners across the local scene.

Although neither an official release date nor a project title has been revealed, The Big Hash’s post makes one thing clear: the collaboration is on the way.

With Maglera Doe Boy continuing to build on the success of Mzansi and The Big Hash adding another anticipated link-up to his catalogue, fans will be keeping an eye out for the arrival of what could become one of the season’s notable hip-hop releases.