Tony Dayimane links up with Lowfeye and Usimamane on “BAD BISHHH.” These Durban rappers already share real history, since Usimamane first gained attention through Tony’s track “Ifilimu.”
That connection runs deep across South Africa’s hip hop scene. Usimamane blew up with “Cheque,” which went triple platinum, while Tony dropped his debut “Red October: Induction” with heavyweight features.
Lowfeye already shares chemistry with Usimamane too, having appeared together on “K’MELE NGIZWE” alongside LaCabra. This pairing continues a growing Durban hip hop network.
Tony Dayimane’s known for blending Vernac and English throughout his bars. His debut EP already featured Okmalumkoolkat, Kwesta, and Emtee, proving he runs in serious company.
Usimamane brings his own signature blend of rap, trap, and R&B here.
Expect punchy, modern hip hop production here, the kind that’s defined South Africa’s new wave. By the end, “BAD BISHHH” plays like another confident statement from Durban’s rising hip hop generation. Bold, connected, built on real scene credibility.
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