Cape Town rap duo K.Keed and Orish dropped “Tuku Tuku” as the second lead single off Umgaranto II, and it arrived July 3 with real noise behind it.
This one came right after “Abenam” crossed 100,000 views on YouTube, so the timing was smart. K.Keed kept the announcement simple on Instagram – “Tuku Tuku Out Now on all platforms. That energy carries straight into the record itself. No long speeches, just music.
Hennybelit handles production here, building the beat around infectious rhythms. That work whether you’re on a packed dance floor or doing a late-night drive through Cape Town. The instrumental doesn’t pick one lane and stay there – it moves. And that flexibility is part of what makes the record feel alive rather than static.
K.Keed’s delivery is sharp and commanding throughout. She doesn’t ease into “Tuku Tuku” – she comes in fully locked and doesn’t let up.
Orish’s presence gives the record its texture and creative grounding. Their chemistry sounds effortless at this point, which only happens when two people have genuinely spent time building something real together over years.
“Tuku Tuku” was the perfect second single to build the Umgaranto II rollout on – have you been listening on repeat? Tell us what you think in the comments!
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