Podcasts about south african hip hop

Check out THA H3ADSPACE Youtube channel where he covers South African Hip Hop. This specific commentary used in the intro was taken of he's video where he talks about POC's banned album 'Age of truth.' Watch the full insightful video here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=FllwPFVs4E4 This is a teaser taken off Prophetic Remixes Vol 1, releases March 2025 via my Bandcamp. Pre order - https://azuhl.bandcamp.com/album/prophetic-remixes-vol-1

Sit back & enjoy this week's episode of the Let Me Mansplain Podcast with Wesley Sniper, Fear Bavaria & K.A.N.E as we speak about:0:00 - Intro14:29 - We're tired of Ye18:14 - Baddies losing aura21:25 - Reason vs Piano Pulse40:41 - South African Hip-Hop hits49:40 - The effects of digital nomads in SA1:38:50 - CR7 waiting for the "click"1:47:15 - International football roundup& more!

Sit back & enjoy this week's episode of the Let Me Mansplain Podcast with Wesley Sniper, Fear Bavaria & K.A.N.E as we speak about:0:00 - Intro14:29 - We're tired of Ye18:14 - Baddies losing aura21:25 - Reason vs Piano Pulse40:41 - South African Hip-Hop hits49:40 - The effects of digital nomads in SA1:38:50 - CR7 waiting for the "click"1:47:15 - International football roundup& more!

Hanna - a Zimbabwean-Ethiopian lyricist and hip-hop artist based in South Africa, joins us live in studio on this episode of Celeb Savant. A South African best hip-hop female nominee, Hanna explains how the support she received on her posts from social media convinced her to follow a path in music, how she won two industry competitions - giving her the inspiration to ride the wave, resulting in success. This episode of Celeb Savant was recorded live at Solid Gold Podcasts, Randburg, Johannesburg, South Africa Instagram - @therealnigist Facebook - @therealnigist Twitter - @therealnigist

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. This one packed with throwbacks with a dash of mashups.

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. This one packed with 70s & 80s classics. Download my App via GooglePlay Store here - bit.ly/3KWpkEs

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. This one packed with 70s & 80s classics. Download my App via GooglePlay Store here - bit.ly/3KWpkEs

This is one of several SA Hip Hop mixes that was featured on The Ready D Show which ran for 10 years and where I had the opportunity to showcase South African Hip Hop weekly for the shows duration.

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. This one packed with 70s & 80s classics. Download all my mixes - https://djazuhl.com/mixes Download my App via GooglePlay Store here - bit.ly/3KWpkEs

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. This one packed with 70s & 80s classics. Download my App via GooglePlay Store here - bit.ly/3KWpkEs

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. This one packed with 70s & 80s classics. Download my App via GooglePlay Store here - bit.ly/3KWpkEs

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. Download my App via GooglePlay Store here - bit.ly/3KWpkEs

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. Download my App via GooglePlay Store here - bit.ly/3KWpkEs

Another mix as featured on 'The Good Vibez with DJ Ready D' on Good Hope FM one of Cape Towns biggest commercial radio stations packed withthrowback South African Hip Hop. Download my App via GooglePlay Store here - bit.ly/3KWpkEs

EP314: From the welcoming arms of Durban, South Africa, we were thrilled to sit down with the first lady of Durban Hip-Hop, Lex LaFoy. We kicked off the session reflecting on Lex's intriguing childhood, growing up with a pastor grandfather and a mother with a deep love for Hip-Hop. Her early exposure to this contrasting mix of influences laid the groundwork for her unique artistic persona. As she recounts dancing and rapping to Lauryn Hill and Jay-Z, you can't help but admire her journey from an eager spectator to a transformative creator in the world of hip-hop.There's no denying the monumental role Hip-Hop has played in shaping cultural narratives globally. Lex gave us an insider's perspective, drawing from her experiences in Durban's local Hip-Hop scene. Monthly Hip-Hop sessions and her time with the rap crew, Red Hillers, were instrumental in honing her understanding of the cultural backbone of the genre. Each anecdote from this phase echoed Lex's deep-rooted passion for music and the sense of belonging she found in the Hip-Hop community.It wouldn't be a complete conversation without an exploration of Lex's personal music trajectory. From her initial steps in 2012 to the release of Lexicon 2.0, Lex candidly discussed the peaks and valleys of her music career. The transition from her old persona, Lexicon, to the new, commercially appealing, Lex LaFoy is a testament to her resilience and dedication. She also expresses her gratitude for her family, her community in Durban, and the support she's received along her journey. You can't miss this insightful and inspiring conversation with Lex LaFoy which serves as a true testament to the power of music and resilience.Support the showWebsitehttps://www.sludgeunderground.comMerchhttps://www.sludgeunderground.com/storeInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/sludgeundergroundTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@sludgeundergroundYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxyLW9b_W81ETvby7J4wmwATwitterhttps://twitter.com/Sludge031Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/SludgeUnderground

Yoh! We back in this, yup! Coming to you from the South African Hip Hop museum in Newtown, Johannesburg. SA Hip Hop has a lot of contributors in varying degrees, and of the most notable ones is Osmic Menoe, who is our guest in the middle seat today. This man's grandeur required some accompaniment form our good people at The Sobering Podcast. There was a lot to go through from Osmic's career, which spans over two decades. It's time to appreciate the man and get some insight on what it takes to make Africa's biggest Hip Hop event. Press play and enjoy! Guest: Osmic Menoe @OsmicMenoe

Yoh! We back in this, yup! Coming to you from the South African Hip Hop museum in Newtown, Johannesburg. SA Hip Hop has a lot of contributors in varying degrees, and of the most notable ones is Osmic Menoe, who is our guest in the middle seat today. This man's grandeur required some accompaniment form our good people at The Dojo Podcast. There was a lot to go through from Osmic's career, which spans over two decades. It's time to appreciate the man and get some insight on what it takes to make Africa's biggest Hip Hop event. Press play and enjoy! Guest: Osmic Menoe @OsmicMenoe Hosts @Mokgethwa__ @Fratpacker @Fratpackmusic Co-hosts @The Dojo Podcast Follow The Sobering on the socials IG: TheSobering Tw: TheSoberingPod FB: The Sobering Podcast Produced by The Sobering Engineer: Kitso Moremi @fratpackmusic

South African Hip Hop star, K.O, releases his much anticipated album SR3 after the success of the single, Sete. Here's a review

In part 2 of this conversation, Rati continues to share some behind-the-scene insight on the Never Late African Time podcast. Karabo decides to pick his brain on the local entertainment industry, and further discovers filmmaker's impressive contribution to South African Hip Hop growth and entertainment.

In part 2 of this conversation, Rati continues to share some behind-the-scene insight on the Never Late African Time podcast. Karabo decides to pick his brain on the local entertainment industry, and further discovers filmmaker's impressive contribution to South African Hip Hop growth and entertainment.

Episode 248: South African Hip-Hop artist VenusRaps on why she cut ties with her record label, the story behind her face tattoo, what she has to say to those that have been biting her style, her feelings towards artists that lie about their numbers, being an upcoming artist since 12 years old & a whole lot moreVenusRapshttps://electromodeza.lnk.to/HeirArSludge Undergroundhttps://www.sludgeunderground.comLimited Edition Sludge Merchhttps://casualsex.store/pages/all-artist-stores/sludge-undergroundSupport the show

Over the years, South African hip hop has grown to become a dominant force in mainstream South African music. The last three decades have seen it grow from being a form of a political expression in its birth place Cape Town to being embraced by fans from around the world. Karabo Makwetla speaks with Music Journalist and new Hype Magazine Editor Sabelo Mkhabela. It's evident that he genuinely loves African Music and is extremely knowledgeable about South African Hip Hop. He unpacks his love for photography, his writing style, the unfortunate passing of Riky Rick, his idol Stogie T as well as the groundbreaking music podcast 'Behind The Catalogue'

Over the years, South African hip hop has grown to become a dominant force in mainstream South African music. The last three decades have seen it grow from being a form of a political expression in its birth place Cape Town to being embraced by fans from around the world. Karabo Makwetla speaks with Music Journalist and new Hype Magazine Editor Sabelo Mkhabela. It's evident that he genuinely loves African Music and is extremely knowledgeable about South African Hip Hop. He unpacks his love for photography, his writing style, the unfortunate passing of Riky Rick, his idol Stogie T as well as the groundbreaking music podcast 'Behind The Catalogue'

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We discuss the history of South African Hip-Hop to current taaarms.

In part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Sipho Sithole, he discusses the regional differences in South African hip hop. He talks about the hip hop scenes in Cape Town, Durban, and Johannesburg. He also discusses the linguistic differences in South African hip hop and the role ethnic identity plays in the styles and languages artists utilize. He also looks at the evolution of pop music in South Africa, from kwaito, to gqom, to amapiano. Sipho also discusses the dynamics within Coloured communities in South Africa, and the relationships between Black and Coloured South Africans. He provides history of the origins of Coloured South Africans among the Khoi & San (first nation) communities, and their forming close-knit communities. The hip hop that came out of those communities, largely based in Cape Town, addressed the social ills happening in the Coloured townships. In looking at the divisions between Black and Coloured South Africans, we compare it to the relationships between African Americans and African immigrants in the U.S. There are not many discussions around Black & Coloured relations in South African hip hop, so it was important to get a perspective on the history of those relationships. Intro song: “Yesterday” with Zakwe, Zuluboy, & Zola Dr. Sipho Sithole (@DrSiphoSithole) is a Research Fellow at the Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study (University of Johannesburg) and holds a PhD in Anthropology, a B.Sc in Political Science and International Relations, and an M. Sc in Industrial Relations and Personnel Management. Dr. Sithole's research revolves around language identity, culture, migration, and integration. Sithole has a long career in hip hop & is the founder and owner of an important and multi-award-winning music production house, Native Rhythms Productions, & Native Rhythms Records.Continue reading

On this episode of the #TheDojo we are joined by the very talented young OG in the South African Hip Hop scene, Maggz. We start things off with shooting the shits with MA double and get his opinion on Shimza's utterances that hip hop in SA is dead. We discuss some hip hop artists jumping on the Amapiano genre and appearing to just be riding on the band wagon. We lament government's support of artists and the favouritism that is apparent with regards to whose initiatives get funded and supported by government. We ponder the pitting of artist against each other in relation to the comparison of Kamo Mphela and Babes Wodumo's careers. We touch briefly on Aka's career and how he's been able to keep himself relevant in light of his recent release with Costa Titch. We ask Maggz if he would take the dinner with Jay Z or 500k. Maggz recounts the end of Glitz Gang and what led to the relationship breakdown between himself and Bongani Fassie. We speak on the business of hip hop and having the right team. We round out the Pod by delving into Maggz's career and giving him his flowers. *Recorded, mixed and mastered by Oros42

He has street cred, talent and is the new wave in the South African Hip Hop scene, allow us to introduce you to KZN's very own: BLXCKIE. BLXCKIE is a South African rap singer and producer. Building a street cred with his internet cult-like fanbase, BLXCKIE is a breakout artist who is leading the pack of new wave musicians as an undeniable rapper, singer and song producer.

In this episode of Hip Hop Lite we are gonna do part 2 of our African hip hop discovery series. We are gonna travel to South Africa, which is both influenced by house music and beats as well as the US Hip Hop that west africa also experienced. But, it still stays true to its native rhythms and accents.

Boyzn Bucks - Mswenkontein Blaklez- Life Dokte - Wakker Miss celaneous - All i do Jova - Vekuk & Mahoota feat Casper Nyovest Isaac Mutant & Hemelbesem - Die Skuldige Dotcom - Assisi Flabba - Nay'Inkinga Tumi - I'm killing Chase Luton - Afreken DJ Vigilante - Sorry Makhe Okmalumkoolkat - Machetes ShugaSmakx feat Nancy G - God Bless Blayze - Meant to be Ejay - Party till Esker Jaak - Vrot Roomys Twizzworld - Positive vibes

Another South African Hip hop mix as featured weekly on The Ready D show / Good Hope FM (www.goodhopefm.co.za) Some of the artist 7 music featured... Ill Skillz - 7's clash Prophets of da City - Planets & the stars Brasse Vannie Kaap - 5 ster AKA & JR - YRB DJ Switch - You can get it Hemelbesem - Voetjies hang Youngsta - Salute ya Mischief - Ade Wale Cream feat DJ Codax - Ground Zero Jerome - Doenit Man HHP - I was born for this

Some throwback vibes in this mix showcasing the diverse vibes within the South African Hip Hop landscape. Give my website a visit as well for more throwback vibes & catch my monthly radio slot on The Ready D Show on GoodHopeFm for South African rap mixes. Music by Isaac Mutant, Proverb, Ancient Men, Reason, EJ Von Lyrik, Eavesdrop, Jaak, Khuli Chana This one available my website as a FREE download.

"Celebrating Africa is celebrating humanity." So says South African rapper, dancer, author, teacher, and activist Emile Jansen. Emile's story highlights the power of reaching high and creating an impact by staying grounded in yourself, your vision, your people, and the strings that run between all of us - even across countries and generations. You can pre-order his book "Reconnect the String" here. Emile YX? started b-boying (breakdancing) in 1982 & thus seen as a pioneer of South African Hip Hop. He founded Black Noise Hip Hop Group in 1988 and Heal the Hood Project in 1998, which won the Best Hip Hop Organization in 2010. As a qualified school teacher, he brought education into South African Hip Hop while also creating events like African Hip Hop Indaba, Battle of the Year South Africa, Shut Up Just Dance, African Battle Cry, Cape Flats Uprising, Surf Day, Up The Rock, Black Noise Anniversary and Freestyle Session. Emile was part of the 1997 South African break-dance team that won 3rd at the World Champs, Battle Of The Year. He has helped raise funds for more than 200 artists to travel to international events. He has recorded and released 13 albums with Black Noise, 12 solo Emile YX? Albums, 1 Afrikaaps soundtrack, featured on 9 compilation albums, 7 Heal the Hood compilation albums, and helped 6 local artists release their solo albums. He has written and performed in award winning plays like Afrikaaps, Ons Bou, Mixing It Up, Break & Stompie. He created South Africa's first Hip Hop magazine “Da Juice” and wrote 14 books. He recently co-edited Neva Again with UCLA Professor H.Samy Alim & South African Professors Dr. Adam Haupt & Dr. Quentin Williams. He also initiated 3 books for Rhymes, Articles, Poetry, Short Stories and Sketches called R.A.P.S.S. He has taught & spoken at UCLA, Stanford, Harvard, University of San Francisco, Duke, NYC, Washington State University, Sacramento Teachers College, Trinity University, Gothenberg University, University of Cape Town & University of the Western Cape.   Emile was recently inducted into the South African Hip Hop Museums Hall Of Fame. He also won an Honorary Award & Ubuntu Award from the South African Hip Hop Awards. He also won the Lifetime Achievement Award from Iconic Urban Dance Awards, LeadSA Award, ETV South African Heroes Award, Mandela Monday Award, Arts & Culture Award for contributions to Literature & selected as the face of Moshito Music Conference. In 2020 he attained his International Breakdance Teachers Certificate.  Links: Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Emile-YX-48042893547Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmileYXInstagram: emile.yxYoutube Page: https://www.youtube.com/user/emileyxReverbnation: https://www.reverbnation.com/emileyxDiscography: http://www.discogs.com/artist/967489-Emile-YX 

In this episode of The Budget Speech Rex and Roc discuss the come up and finding your individual sound as an artist in the unforgiving South African Hip Hop music climate. REX retires his 'Bloody One' alter ego for the time being. We recall all the brainwashing we experienced as children and how it affects our outlook on life today. Rapper Emtee raises domestic violence allegations against the wife and other members of her family. We also dive into what it takes to be in the goat conversation. Do we give so much love to the OGs that there isn't any love left over for the new cats? We try to define the borders on what splits genres. We celebrate Elon Musk and his Space X project of moving a colony to Mars. JIMI learns that Oscar Pistorious has been on house arrest for the last 5 years. We anticipate a move leading Antetokounmpo to the Warriors to team up with Curry to try and overcome the LeBron and AD lead Lakers. Will James Harden end up with the 76ers or the Nets. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebudgetspeechpodcast/message

A taste of the South African Hip Hop mixes that goes down every month on one of Cape Town's biggest commercial radio stations, Good Hope FM, with my homie DJ Ready D on The Ready D show. Stream in live every week 9pm -11pm www.goodhopefm.co.za

Another South African hip hop mix with Beat Bangaz as mixed every week on The Ready D Show on GHFM - www.goodhopefm.co.za

Another South African Hip Hop mix featuring the country's current torch bearers....

This mix by DJ Azuhl features music by DJ Dimplez, Casper Nyovest, DJ Switch, Hemelbesem, AKA, Bruinstormers, Isaac Mutant, Tumi, Bliksemstraal, Zubz, YGen & more. Tune into The Ready D show every week for that weekly dose of South African hip hop mixes by The Beat Bangaz - www.goodhopefm.co.za

A taste of the South African Hip Hop mixes that goes down every month on one of Cape Town's biggest commercial radio stations, Good Hope FM, with my homie DJ Ready D on The Ready D show. Stream in live every week 9pm -11pm www.goodhopefm.co.za

Another South African hip hop mix with Beat Bangaz as mixed every week on The Ready D Show on GHFM - www.goodhopefm.co.za

Another South African Hip Hop mix featuring the country's current torch bearers....

Feel the vibes...

First South African hip hop mix for 2014 by Beat Bangaz as featured weekly on The Ready D show on Good Hope FM. Stram in live - www.goodhopefm.co.za

Another South African hip hop mix with Beat Bangaz as mixed every week on The Ready D Show on GHFM - www.goodhopefm.co.za - some of the platters include: N'Veigh – Mothshiko The Federation – Legendary Camo – Get it X the 24th – Falling Bruinstormers – Nagte 101 Anatii feat DJ Khaled – Bananas Burni Aman – Pacifiers Flex Boogie – Just Flexin BVK – Jy smaak my? Ben Caesar feat Adam Haupt – R- U SA? Markmen – Space Suits Tuks - 20 525 600minutes Ill Skillz – Deliver me P.O.C – Get on down Red Button – Sgubu Samashleni Last days fam – How you holding up Hulley Would, Hemelbesem, Universe - Ima Kullid

Another South African hip hop mix featuring Khuli Chana, Prokid, Cream, Panaiks, EJ Von Lyrik, J-Bux, Youngsta & more.

Another South African Hip hop as featured on the The Ready D show, GoodHope FM, (www.goodhopefm.co.za) by DJ Azuhl. DJ Sliq feat Ricky Rick, FLABBA (R.I.P), Kwesta, L-Tido - Do Like I do remix * Moral - Lotto * Burni Aman - Die Kaa * DJ Speedsta feat Casper Nyovest - Special Somebody * MC Cole - Doenit gek Solo - Overtime * DJ Switch - Party on the WKND Redondo (Driemanskap) - The Liberation Letter * Burni Aman - Black * Khuli Chana - Ma Hamba Wedwa * Cream - Travelling Man Miss Celanous - #1 * Hishaam - Asseblief DJ Dimplez - Toast Kid X - Pass 'n Special * Black Moss - Thina Sizinyoni

Another South African Hip hop as featured on the The Ready D show, GoodHope FM, (www.goodhopefm.co.za) by DJ Azuhl. DJ Sliq feat Ricky Rick, FLABBA (R.I.P), Kwesta, L-Tido - Do Like I do remix * Moral - Lotto * Burni Aman - Die Kaa * DJ Speedsta feat Casper Nyovest - Special Somebody * MC Cole - Doenit gek Solo - Overtime * DJ Switch - Party on the WKND Redondo (Driemanskap) - The Liberation Letter * Burni Aman - Black * Khuli Chana - Ma Hamba Wedwa * Cream - Travelling Man Miss Celanous - #1 * Hishaam - Asseblief DJ Dimplez - Toast Kid X - Pass 'n Special * Black Moss - Thina Sizinyoni

Feel the vibes...

Another South African hip hop mix featuring Khuli Chana, Prokid, Cream, Panaiks, EJ Von Lyrik, J-Bux, Youngsta & more.

Another South African hip hop mix with Beat Bangaz as mixed every week on The Ready D Show on GHFM - www.goodhopefm.co.za - some of the platters include: N'Veigh – Mothshiko The Federation – Legendary Camo – Get it X the 24th – Falling Bruinstormers – Nagte 101 Anatii feat DJ Khaled – Bananas Burni Aman – Pacifiers Flex Boogie – Just Flexin BVK – Jy smaak my? Ben Caesar feat Adam Haupt – R- U SA? Markmen – Space Suits Tuks - 20 525 600minutes Ill Skillz – Deliver me P.O.C – Get on down Red Button – Sgubu Samashleni Last days fam – How you holding up Hulley Would, Hemelbesem, Universe - Ima Kullid

First South African hip hop mix for 2014 by Beat Bangaz as featured weekly on The Ready D show on Good Hope FM. Stram in live - www.goodhopefm.co.za

Feel the vibes...

Throwback South African HipHop mix as featured on The Ready D Show on Good Hope FM. Featuring music by Black Moss, Jits Vinger, Dope St.Jude, Tuks, Reason, DJ Switch, JAAK, Brasse Vannie Kaap, Uno July, Tuks, DJ Azuhl & more

A blistering hot 100% South African Hip Hop mix by LESEDITHEDJ. Listen as he shows us his skills.

Warning: This episode discusses adult themes and contains strong language. Disclaimer: The views expressed do not represent the views of baobulb.org YouTube This latest episode features South African Hip Hop artist, Perspektif (Producer, MC, Poet). With Solarkidd, the two reminisce about the good ol’ days. Perspektif is based in the Western Cape. He is knowledgeable about the Hip Hop industry in South Africa. The Other Side of the Sun is a podcast by Solarkidd. It’s a journey of self discovery. With eclectic tastes. Ranging from Ancient History to Music. And likewise, astronomy and language. Similarly, ancient alien theories. Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speakers and do not reflect the policy or position of Baobulb.org For more podcasts, visit our website! Find Perspektif:Instagram YouTube

Kicking off the Thursday podcasts again in fire form, with a special guest who is holding the flag for the South African Hip Hop scene and beyond! Nasty C has been putting in work from an early age; signing to Def Jam and collaborating with the likes of ASAP Ferg, T.I, Whookid to name a few. But there is a bigger mission for Nasty; we get into conversation about the hurdles he’s climbed coming from South Africa, the team he’s had to build to allow for the progression of his music in S.A Hip Hop, and the message he's spreading to the world of S.A’s new generation of music and culture trailblazers. THIS IS NASTY C’s podcast! BE A PART OF THE SCENE & SIGN UP TO OUR MAILING LIST AND RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE NEWS, PODCASTS, LIVE SHOWS AND LIMITED ADDITION KILLA KELA CONTENT FIRST https://mailchi.mp/7482095b6593/killa... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Acast: https://play.acast.com/s/36212bdb-cce... All episodes are Transcribed here: https://killakelaofficial.blogspot.co... Watch the episode here.. Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast Killa Kela Weekly Livestream: Monday/Wednesday/Friday of every week. https://bandstream9.wixsite.com/killa... Killa Kela Monthly Live show - Special guests, live performances and profile pieces to a studio audience! : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: twitter.com/KillaKela NASTY C Instagram: @nasty_csa Twitter: @nasty_csa Facebook: Nasty C SA

We are back with another mix. This time around we have a versatile DJ, who has compiled a 99% South African Hip Hop, Jus_Low. Listen and enjoy these sounds. Happy women's day to all the women. Women's day should be everyday.

Pretoria bred, DJ CHAR blesses with a 100% South African Hip Hop mix to start the month of August. To all the beautiful women, happy women's month.

A well transitioned and compiled strictly South African Hip Hop mix by the one and only, BASMNT. Tracklist is as follows; 01 lloyiso - Madoda Sabelani (BASMNT EDIT) 02 Dj City Lyts Feat. Fifi Cooper, Emtee & B3ncMarQ - Washa 03 ESPIQUET Feat. Cye - Remedy 04 J Molley Feat. Emtee - Going Down 05 Emtee - Wave 06 Nasty C - Eazy (BASMNT INTRO) 07 031 Choppa ft Marcus Harvey - INKABI (BASMNT INTRO) 08 Ricco Luty - 40 On 40 09 Yuang Feat. TankTheRockstar & Reese VDH - FREE YUANG 10 Nasty C ft Crowned Yung - Screetched (BASMNT EDIT) 11 Tumi Tladi ft Moozlie & Rouge - Basadi REMIX (BASMNT EDIT) 12 Magle Doe Boy - BODEGA 13 LucasRaps - Without Me (BASMNT EDIT) 14 NuEdison - Saturated 15 AKA Feat. K.O - Run Jozi(Godly) 16 Dee Koala - Ndintswembu (BASMNT INTRO) 17 Hanna - No Hands 18 Yuang Feat. Champagne69 - Mary-Kate & Ashley 19 ESPIQUET - The Krown

In the second episode of a 2 part series, the discussion continues with Nota sharing his current ventures in the music business and his overall views on South African Hip Hop. Nota also gives his take on why SA Hip Hop artists should add African authenticity to their music. No Hidden Agenda Podcast Available on; #iTunes #Spotify & #Soundclound smarturl.it/nhapodcastep

The legend himself, Siya Metane better known as Slikour is on the show for this episode! We're talking about where it all started, the impact Skwatta Kamp had in shaping South African Hip-Hop culture, family, SlikourOnLife, business, life lessons & a whole lot more in one of the most insightful chats we've had to date! Click one of the links below for all things Slikour, Sludge Underground & Durban Poison: Support the show & get exclusive benefits by becoming a patron here: https://www.patreon.com/sludgeunderground Sludge Underground Instagram: www.instagram.com/sludgeunderground Facebook: www.facebook.com/sludgeunderground Twitter: www.twitter.com/sludge031 SlikourOnLife Instagram: www.instagram.com/slikouronlife Facebook: www.facebook.com/slikour Twitter: www.twitter.com/slikouron Poison City Brewing Instagram: www.instagram.com/poisoncitybrew Facebook: www.facebook.com/durbanpoisonbeer Twitter: www.twitter.com/poisoncitybrew Mission Impossible by Drakhula was the outro track for this episode, get it here if you like it: https://audiomack.com/song/drakhula/mission-impossible-ft-nello

It’s soooooo good to be back!! I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with South African Hip Hop artist Blaque Nubon and asked him to share how he came to be saved and what his journey & relationship with God has, and continues to grow him spiritually. We take a look into how brokenness & unresolved anger brought him closer to his purpose and how he is using his gifting to share the Gospel. Check out Blaque’s post “Hip Hop needs the Gospel as much as I do”. What did we unpack? Music Creativity & God Grace Salvation The importance of community Fun fact: Did you know Blaque Nubon was once comedian??! God came for THAT too. Thank you for tuning in!

No one man has impacted South African Hip Hop culture like this man has without ever rapping. From his early TV days on Street Journal to his days on radio with The Full Cli, there's absolutely no just way to introduce this man, ladies and gentle man we have the one and only Siyabonga Ngwekazi b.k.a Scoop Makhathini in the streets. The episode starts on a full circle moment between Scoop and the hosts, that's before we start getting in to the guest's life in the game. Scoop doesn't hold back, he speaks on his relationships with everyone in the game, the state of Boyzn Bucks, how he and Shane Eagle worked things out. He has some really strong words for some corporates that aren't nice to the youth and much much more. Enjoy this episode and keep the conversation going with #TheSoberingPodcast Guest @ScoopMakhathini Co-Hosts Mokgethwa - @Mokgethwa__ Kitso Moremi - @FratpackMusic Kabelo Moremi - @Fratpacker Produced by Kabelo Moremi Engineered by Kitso Moremi

The young meet on the 14th another special edition of whats trending in South African Hip Hop, for playlist and bookings please visit https://www.saltyfm.com

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This episode starts off with the boys discussing South African Hip Hop legend, Proverb, buying back the masters of his debut album. The boys also debate about why Russ is hated on social media. Sizwe and Vusani talk about how black entertainers are perceived by white media platforms. They briefly discussed some of the people that made it onto the TIME 100 "MOST INFLUENTIAL" list. From patriarchy to conversations about transgenders in sport. All this and more on this week's episode of #YourGirlfriendsFavouritePodcast. Songs Of The Week: Vel The Wonder- "Vinyl The Frontier" Qveen Herby- "BDE" Green Wing Code (Software Development) https://www.instagram.com/theworldofm... 082 436 3140

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South African Hip Hop artist Gyre broke into the scene in 2017 with his culture shifting debut digital album titled Queernomics. Although still relatively new to the industry, the self-anointed "King of the Queers" knows a thing or 2 about breaking boundaries and turning his creative flair into a viable business opportunity and lifestyle. Business is often regarded as a very serious endeavor and very often art and artists are not recognized as being business orientated. However in these changing times artists are forced to examine the realm of business in order to make a living and survive in this capitalist system. In this episode of Finance for hippies, the duo of Teethswag and Ndarkie invite Sibonakaliso A.K.A Gyre who is a hip hop artist, entrepreneur and an activist of the LGBTI community. He has also contributed on one of the tracks for this podcast. It is idealistic to think that one may be able to make their passion a business. Very often as the hosts of the show always say, it is “Art Over Money”. Gyre on this episode makes a very important statement on the fact that one cannot fight the urge to turn their passion into a business. He also makes the point that mentality is also very crucial when one seeks to use his or her passion into a workable business. So the question still remains, how do we turn our passions into businesses? Many challenges arise when trying to achieve this goal such as the fact that a lot of the time when trying to do even the basics of business practices, such as quoting prices for shows, people are often very nonchalant and ignorant in recognizing art as a business. Artists themselves also make it difficult for themselves when they do not take their art professionally by actually recognizing that they are delivering a service. This Episode of Finance for Hippies will definitely make you think about how to reconcile your art and passion with a few sound business practices. Gyre on Soundcloud https://bit.ly/2Are6nD Gyre on Instagram https://bit.ly/2OQCDeH Gyre on YouTube https://bit.ly/2CEB3VH Gyre on Twitter https://bit.ly/2PhwJ5L

From 'Introducing Porchmunki' to 'The Known UnKnown II', this award winning Namibian Hip Hop duo has kept true to heart and their art. Known individually as Cassidy and Toufi and together as Paradox (@paradoxworldwide), they have done nothing but break the hearts of other rappers who never thought they would make it. From working with South African Hip Hop bomb Ricky Rick on their last project to putting out a steller follow up of their award winning mixtape, this time around titled 'The Known UnKnown II'. We catch up with Paradox. As they speak - Life. art & Hip Hop.

Tune in to the #NikkiRichShow at 11 am pst we will be broadcasting from US TO #AFRICA today!! Call in to hear and speak 323-580-5749 www.blogtalkradio.com/theNikkiRichShow. Special guest: Thato "Tipsy T" is the South African producer responsible for mixing and engineering the international single "Bafana Bana Man" he is the founder of  Late Night Music, Emmanuel Holland is the CEO of Young Brilliant Moguls™ based out of ATL an up and coming global brand that is sweeping across the nation and  Noni Mashaba aka "Humble Diva" is responsible for the international launch of the new hit single "Bafana Bana Man" which is currently experiencing heavy exposure in the South African Hip Hop market. 

As usual the gents and lady take give their take on the past month in the South African Hip Hop scene. Miss Vee - "Kele Pyatla" Emani Black - "Sober" OkZharp & Manthe Ribane - "Teleported" Mungo - "Velocipede" Thando Nje - "Hush" (The Sobering Exclusive Recording) Keep up with the show by following the hashtag #TheSoberingPodcast. Follow the Hosts on Twitter; Javas Skolo - @Javas_Skolo Kitso Wa Fratpack - @fratpackmusic NJ - @newyorknonjee

As usual the gents and lady take give their take on the past month in the South African Hip Hop scene. There's also album reviews and the show is closed off with an all local mix by Al da 3rd. Featured Music: ByLwansta - Indian Ocean DJ Maphorisa ft Kwesta, Emtee, Smashis, Tweezy, Kly & Maggz – Kimosabi Micr.Pluto - Nuances X14 - Friday Mix by Al da 3rd Keep up with the show by following the hashtag #TheSoberingPodcast. Follow the Hosts on Twitter; Javas Skolo - @Javas_Skolo Kitso Wa Fratpack - @fratpackmusic NJ - @newyorknonjee

This episode marks the one year celebration of The Sobering Podcast and the introduction of NJ as the 3rd host of the show. The agenda is no different, the gents and lady tackle all the past shenanigans in the South African Hip Hop and Bass landscape. Full Tracklist: Lemapi - A Cool Song BIG FKN GUN - Thanamba Omar Morto - Astral Bodies JYD - Is Nice Exclusive mix by Odous. Keep up with the show by following the hashtag #TheSoberingPodcast. Follow the Hosts on Twitter; @javas_skolo @Fratpackmusic @newyorknonjee

Coming "FROM ALEX WITH LOVE".On our regular Open Mic slot today we feature South African Hip Hop artist and producer Sean Pages. The Alex born rapper recently dropped his latest album titled From Alex With Love. SAfm Producer Ronald Phiri spoke to Sean about his latest offering....

It's first Monday of the month and by now you know what it means. In this episode Javas Skolo and Kitso discuss the recent squabbles in the Hip Hop fraternity, that and all the new music, award winnings and most importantly if South African Hip Hop is exportable. So click on the link and enjoy. Featured Music Maraza - Gwan Leko X Troy - On Fire Mewzu - Empty Slumbertalk - King's Couch Abra - Pride (KITSO remix) Keep up with the show by following the hashtag #TheSoberingPodcast. Follow the Hosts on Twitter; Javas Skolo - @Javas_Skolo Kitso Wa Fratpack - @fratpackmusic

South African Hip Hop dance floor represented by the one and only podcast that gives you exclusives hip hop hits. it takes you only one hour to keep you updated on the hip hop side of South Africa.

Nothing but the best of SA Hip Hop tunes that are breaking scenes in South African Hip Hop dance floors even international hip hop songs that dominate clubs. This PodCast is simply based on new music thats trending and are huge before air play. https://www.saltyfm.com/sa-hip-hop-004/

Tune in every week into The Ready D Show/Good Hope FM for that South African HipHop mix by Beat Bangaz (myself, DJ Ready D, e-20) - streaming live worldwide www.goodhopefm.co.za - Visit Beat Bangaz at www.beatbangaz.co.za - some of the tracks featured: Boyzn Bucks - Mswenkontein Blaklez- Life Dokte - Wakker Miss celaneous - All i do Jova - Vekuk & Mahoota feat Casper Nyovest Isaac Mutant & Hemelbesem - Die Skuldige Dotcom - Assisi Flabba - Nay’Inkinga Tumi - I’m killing Chase Luton - Afreken DJ Vigilante - Sorry Makhe Okmalumkoolkat - Machetes ShugaSmakx feat Nancy G - God Bless Blayze - Meant to be Ejay - Party till Esker Jaak - Vrot Roomys Twizzworld - Positive vibes

CliffCentral.com — Percy Mabandu tells us about the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival. Then we interview South African Hip Hop artist Kwesta, who is also a brand ambassador for Butan Wear, this is a South African Urban Street Wear Label.

South African Hip Hop mix as featured on The Ready D Show on Good Hope FM - ww.goodhopefm.co.za Morale - Lotto DJ Zan D - Runaway DJ Speedsta - Special Somebody Gigi LaMayne -Ice cream Miss Celaneous - #1 Blayze feat Kwesta - Sucka Zubz - Is this Life Camo - Get it Patty Monroe - Looking Fresh Casper Nyovest feat DJ Drama - Ghetto Emile XYZ - Take our power back Kid X- Pass’n Special Chella83 - Twak praat kos niks Hemelbesem - Pap tyres Die Hottentot God - Real boy Linkris feat Andy Mkosi We be moving Casper Nyovest - Hey there Endz the Otherness - Raise Yours Gebaste Rhymes - Kaap issie Bom Johnny Filter - I flows with it Hiperdelic Crew - Piramied Verdriet

Micasa's J'Something pops in for a chat about his cooking show and other projects. Then Ms Cosmo gives us the low-down on being 'Mama Hip Hop', the South African Hip Hop scene and her trip to New York.

Another South African Hip hop mix as featured weekly on The Ready D show / Good Hope FM (www.goodhopefm.co.za) Some of the artist 7 music featured... Ill Skillz - 7's clash Prophets of da City - Planets & the stars Brasse Vannie Kaap - 5 ster AKA & JR - YRB DJ Switch - You can get it Hemelbesem - Voetjies hang Youngsta - Salute ya Mischief - Ade Wale Cream feat DJ Codax - Ground Zero Jerome - Doenit Man HHP - I was born for this Plus many more.....

CliffCentral.com — Monwabisi is rolling solo today and he speaks to Jeff Carvalho about fashion, style and all things fresh. He also gets schooled on old Kwaito and South African Hip Hop. The guys from STR. CRD also pop in to tell us about the lifestyle and annual event happening tomorrow.

Another dose of South African hip hop as featured weekly on The Ready D Show, Good Hope FM every Wednesday with my DJ crew, The Beat Bangaz (DJ Ready D, E20 & myself). Visit our website at www.beatbangaz.co.za - some of the tracks.... N’Veigh – Mothshiko The Federation – Legendary Camo – Get it X the 24th – Falling Bruinstormers – Nagte 101 Anatii feat DJ Khaled – Bananas Burni Aman – Pacifiers Flex Boogie – Just Flexin BVK – Jy smaak my? Ben Caesar feat Adam Haupt – R- U SA? Markmen – Space Suits Tuks - 20 525 600minutes Ill Skillz – Deliver me P.O.C – Get on down Red Button – Sgubu Samashleni Last days fam – How you holding up Hulley Would, Hemelbesem, Universe - Ima Kullid

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A taste of the South African Hip Hop mixes that goes down every Wednesday on one of Cape Town's biggest commercial radio stations, Good Hope FM, with my DJ crew Beat Bangaz (DJ Ready D, E20 & myself). Stream in live every week 8pm -11pm www.goodhopefm.co.za

A mix of Cape Town hip hop from it's pioneers to it's current torch bearers by my crew The Beat Bangaz. This mix was featured on The Ready D show and we are featuring South African hip hop mixes every Wednesday. Visit www.goodhopefm.co.za for live streaming and show some love following www.twitter.com/beatbangaz and get more S.A hip hop mixes / dubstep/ house/ mashups/ dancehall at www.mixcrate.com/beatbangaz KAAPSE DING - PARLIAMENT KILLIN EM FLOWS- RAPTILE CAPE FLATS-CREAM HOESALLA -HEMELBESEM OPPIE SPOT RUS-JAAK TOWNSHIP STORM-RATTEX RASHID KAMALIE-RECYLDE RYM PLANET I - GODESSA COOLEST IN THE CITY-ILL SKILLZ FINAL WARNING-X THE 24TH VITAL-MOONPHASE 5 CREATION -5TH FLOOR CAPE CRUSADER - PROPHETS OF THE CITY CAPE FLATS DING - EMILE XYZ