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Tag: South African music

Godessa-Social Ills

March 26, 2019 CapeTown96

Godessa was a South African female hip hop group comprised of three talented female musicians, formed in 2000. The group composed of 1) Sheema “Shame”

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Tumi Molekane-Once Upon A Time

February 12, 2019 CapeTown96

Tumi Molekane is a South African hip hop artist who mainly performs in Soweto, South Africa. He is originally from Tanzania, a country where his

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Prophets Of Da City-Neva Again

January 30, 2019 CapeTown96

Prophets Of Da City was a Hip Hop group in South Africa from 1988 to 2001. The group consisted of three rappers, Ready D, Shaheen

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A Lady, a Miss, a Feminine Touch to Hip Hop

March 30, 2017 adeenh

If I were to tell you “there are women in hip hop” you wouldn’t hesitate to tell me that you already knew that. For years,

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M.anifest – “Cupid’s Crooked Bow”

February 9, 2017 orivaablog

Immediately, M.anifest’s “Cupid’s Crooked Bow” begins with a smooth, African drum beat, fused with South African artist Nomisupasta’s unique voice – a kind of tone

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“Baddest ft. Burna Boy, Khuli Chana, Yanga ” – AKA

January 25, 2016 samanthatrapsathu

“Baddest ft. Burna Boy, Khuli Chan, Yanga” is a 2015 hip-hop song by South African hip-hop artist AKA.  According to a 2011 Sunday World article,

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