But I think that SA has always kinda distanced its musical traditions from the rest of the continent, at least post-apartheid, and stick with there own genre markers because of it. From your answer I'm guessing your problem mostly has to do with unfamiliarity with this stuff. Satwa - Various mp3 track. Chance the rapper feels like a boring way to approach the most populous African country's sound nm "Afrobeats" as a whole. Trusting longneck to give us an extensive South African update soon! Pink So What - Various mp3 track. 
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Or is he just being smart by keeping things separate? Playlist is updated for April.
Maybe there's even a trace of the Ojuelegba beat's gentleness in the loose groove of Who You Epp? Maybe I need to listen more. Slava Chekhov - Uru Ru. Here's another beautiful track he did, Bular "Shamajo".
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GeezzyBeatz "Banekudi Gimme Money ". As for Young John, he's diversifying his sound in other directions too. We started last year's thread with a Phyno song so I thought we'd do the same for He still raps like Jay Dicklaw.
Maybe, but I'm not convinced. Since Dorobucci most of the stuff he has made has had an explicitly african populist edge, often bordering on the downright corny - Oga Thomas, Mungo Park, Adaobi, etc. Efya released her second album "Janesis" earlier this year before this deal.
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Went back to the first entry dicklaw looked for music since posted and added like thirty tracks, so the playlist is up to date. It's more that I've been listening to so much of this stuff over the past four years or so that I'm curious about how new listeners are hearing this.
Also possibly the only time he was out-hooked by a singing partner ever. I'm trying to find a legit source for the mentorship but all the stupid websites are just quoting each other so I'm starting to think it's the latter.
Mr Dickals "Sample You" love those synth strings! I certainly hope so but it's far more difficult to say. I like the new Legendury Beatz single btw, even if it probably would be better with the real Wizkid instead of this understudy: Yeah, that's pretty much what I hear in this too.
Heavy - Turn Up.
How long is that history? Heavy - And When I Die. She's on P-Squares record label and I like her single.
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There's also this and I like it: The xx - Intro. On that note, and with high hopes for A star-studded remix for the hit that never was 20 on my tracks ballot: I prefer to dance, I guess. Yeah I saw that -hope something ohe will come out of it.
Yeah it's interesting to me that so many artists seem to be gravitating towards the more specifically "african" sounds of DJ Coublon at the moment when they're finally getting some diklas from the west - sounds that are far less suited for western dancefloors than azonto and the whole afrobeats wave of a few years ago when d'banj and don jazzy were on the verge of an international breakthrough.
I just lurk, thanks for a great thread!
It's still a very modest position, but something African music can only a dream of. Adding Soweto Baby to that list. They obviously know about it and apparently the Nigerian artists visit SA a lot for shows but you can't buy their CDs anywhere.
If Sicklas could afford to do that I'd be pissy about people not putting in the perceived necessary groundwork as well.
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