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37mph releases an unreleased remix to JR’s hit single “Gata Le Nna” which was recorded nine years ago initially with Today Mac on it.The likes of Cassper Nyovest, Shugasmakx, Mr Selwyn, SFS, and much more where featured.

Listen up and share below..

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37mph – Gata Le Nna Ft. Cassper…

Shugasmakx – Rise ft Khaya Mthethwa,Kings Of The Weekend

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Music: Shugasmakx – Rise ft Khaya Mthethwa & Kings Of The Weekend

AUDIO: Shugasmakx – Rise ft Khaya Mthethwa & Kings Of The Weekend

Shugasmakx has released his new song Rise a collaboration with Khaya Mthethwa, DJ Naves and Sphectacula, the duo which were credited as Kings Of The Weekend on the song.

Rise to the new tune, click below to download Shugasmakx – Rise ft Khaya Mthethwa & Kings Of The Weekend.

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Shugasmakx shares his last moments with his friend Flabba

                              Shugasmakx speaks to us about his last hours with his friend and former Skwatta Camp group member Nkululeko Habedi

Last night (Sunday), Flabba and his friends, including Siyabonga Slikour Metane laughed, celebrated and had the best time of their lives as they celebrated Lebo Mothibe aka Shugasmakxs birthday at the Sands nightclub in Sandton.

None of them imagined…

SHUGASMAKX feat. RINGO - 'UTHANDO' / MUSIC VIDEO (SA)

Greetings,

To some this is old news and might go unnoticed, however I feel it needs to be said and documented as are the stats in the 50th Hype Magazine Issue. Documenting Hip-Hop in S.A. is a big task and with such, comes great responsibility as to many this is not a part time job or hobby but the reason for ones being.

At first I was going to ignore whatever stats came out and keep mum on my opinions but after much hype, controversy, word of mouth, various radio discussions and interviews I listened to, I felt the need to say something and went on a “twitter rant” on the night of July 26, 2012.  After which I got a hold of the magazine, they’ll be examples about me, some others about others, I might have forgotten but you’ll get the gist. Here are some of my thoughts in not too much detail…

For a South African magazine I felt there was too much biased towards American music. As American as hip-hop is, your magazine is consumed by South Africans and should reflect the growth of the culture in South Africa. Not saying that you should not include the Americans but a more balance approach should have been considered for the home grown. This very point leads to the reason why a lot of SA acts were not considered at some very crucial points throughout the magazine.

Missing Top 50 Hip-Hop Moments;

-          The birth of Le Club

-          YFM Rap Activity Jam

-          Ikapa vs Jozi event in Cape Town, mid 2003, where an underground hip-hop scene filled the 3 story upmarket Dockside nightclub. BVK, 5th Floor, Mizchif, Godessa, ProVerb, Ramesh, Skwatta Kamp, Zubz and Amu. Brought to you by YFM and UCT Radio.

-          Zwai winning best hip hop SAMA in 2002

-          Skwatta bringing home the 1st real Rap SAMA with Khut en Joyn in 2003

-          Battle of the Pro’s: ProVerb vs Pro Kid at The Rand Show

-          Inqaba hip-hop sessions in Durban

Missing Top 50 Most Important Songs in Hip Hop ;

(Songs I consider to be “game changers”)

-          Amu “Skillz”

-          Pitch Black Afro “Pitch Black Afro”

-          H2O “It’s Wonderful”

-          HHP “Tswaka”

-          JR “Show Dem” / “Gata Le Nna”

-          Morafe “The Whole Thang”

-          Ramesh “It Rocks”

-          Spex “Hizo”

-          Mizchif “Fashionable”

-          Skwatta Kamp “The Clap Song”

-          Tuks “Senganga”

-          Teargas “Chance”

-          PRO Kid “Woz’ Uzababona”

-          P.O.C. “Neva Again”

-          Da Les “We On Fire”

Missing 50 Greatest Hip-Hop Albums of All Time;

-          Various Artist’s “The Muthaload”

The 1st hip-hop compilation to be released by a major.

-          Jack Parow “Jack Parow”

The impact of this album on the Afrikaans Rap scene cannot go unnoticed

-          Pitch Black Afro “Styling Gel”

1st rap album to go platinum

-          Amu “The Life, The Rap, The Drama”

Long awaited 1st offering from Rap’s god father

Missing Top 50 SA MC’s;

If this list was based on feelings and opinions I wouldn’t step to it but you stated that your reasoning is based on impact thus the below

-          Skwatta Kamp (2x Gold Albums and with members sitting on 5 out of your 50 covers, that’s 10% of the material you put out, not worth considering?)

-          H2O

-          Pitch Black Afro

-          Spex

-          Mizchif

-          Kwesta (2x SAMA Nominations, Channel O Awards Nomination, Voted Grittiest Rapper in the World by SOHH.com and a Hype Mag Cover)

-          Shugasmakx (Over 40 000 downloads sold on “Numba 1” and a Hype Cover)

-          Loko a.k.a. LokoMotion

I don’t claim to know it all but having being in the mainstream for a decade I believe my opinion and views will resonate with many.

This issue might sell a lot of copies but let’s hope it is not the issue that takes away from your credibility.

Over and Out