Fake’well brings in Officixl RSA, DJ Tshegu, Ojay and Mid9t for a hard-hitting new record titled “Gqobhoze.” Five voices on one track promise real street energy.
Officixl RSA anchors the sound from the Pretoria side. He blends Bacardi and amapiano, signed with Sony Music Entertainment Africa, and dropped “Construction” with Ulazi and Benzoo.
Mid9t brings serious chemistry with him. Officixl RSA featured him on “Yah Yah Yah,” and the pair also cooked up “Banyana.”
Mid9t comes from Kwamhlanga in Mpumalanga and leans toward Sgija grooves. His melodic touch keeps the harder sound easy to sing along to.
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Expect a heavy bassline, sharp percussion and a groove that rushes forward. Each guest can step in, sharpen the energy and hand the mic along.
Fake’well sets the tone as the lead name. DJ Tshegu and Ojay then add extra texture, and the whole crew drives the record home.
Overall, “Gqobhoze” plays like a loud, bass-heavy street banger built for the dance floor. It’s fast, gritty and made for repeat plays.
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