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This is both an upbeat bouncy song and a chill, relaxing song. I cannot explain this, but this is a new favorite and an absolute bop. Also, the message is so nice and timeless. The video is great as well.
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Prince Kaybee, LaSoulMates - Club Controller ft. TNS, Zanda Zakuza
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Tweeps Weigh in on ‘Hazel Catching Stray Bullets’ from Prince Kaybee
Taking to Twitter, Prince Kaybee called Hazel Mahazard ‘futile’ and implied she does not contribute to the economy.
Kabelo Motsamai, popularly known by his stage name Prince Kaybee, left Tweeps shocked when he threw shade at Hazel Mahazard, the DJ that leaked his nudes, unprovoked via a tweet on 9 July.
THREAD OF TWEETS LEADING TO HAZEL
It all started when Prince Kaybee responded to a tweet on matric teachers motivating their students regarding the working world. Prince Kaybee said that he did not get to matric but sarcastically asked how it’s planning out.
Another Twitter user responded to Prince Kaybee’s tweet saying that to his knowledge Prince Kaybee did not go to school.
Prince Kaybee clapped back at the Tweep saying it’s obvious that the Tweep went school considering how he contributes to the economy and the Tweep responded saying that he isn’t looking for a fight but the stuff about the economy and what not are for people like Kaybee and Hazel.
PRINCE KAYBEE SHADES HAZEL
Prince Kaybee then clapped back at the Tweep saying he isn’t fighting either. However, he and Hazel do not contribute much to the economy so he’s guessing they went to school.
Back in May, Prince Kaybee’s side chick, named Eurica went public with screenshots and screen recordings of her chats with the DJ showing their meetups and more. Prince Kaybee first denied being involved with Eurica but later apologised to his girlfriend Zola Zeelovin for cheating on her.
While the DJ was dealing with Zola Zeelovin and Eurica, DJ Hazel Mahazard leaked Prince Kaybee’s nudes on Twitter. Prince Kaybee took legal action against the Pretoria based DJ for revenge porn and she then publicly apologised but it seems Kaybee is holding a grudge.
TWEEPS WEIGH IN ON KAYBEE AND HAZEL
Tweeps thought that “Hazel is catching stray” bullets from Prince Kaybee because she did not do anything, recently, to provoke him and this was a conversation between him and a Tweep.
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Prince Kaybee’s ‘Genini’ reaches 8.3million streams in 2 months
Prince Kaybee is in a celebratory mood as his new album, “Gemini” hits 8.3million total streams in two months.
The star dropped his album and it is one of the biggest in town.
Kaybee also made it known that the Gemini album is the first album he’s ever mastered himself.
READ MORE | Prince Kaybee reveals the most interesting thing about music
Well, the album has hit a huge milestone and he is…
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DOWNLOAD MP3: Prince Kaybee & Johnnie Walker – Keep Walking Africa Live Session
DOWNLOAD MP3: Prince Kaybee & Johnnie Walker – Keep Walking Africa Live Session
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Prince Kaybee & Johnnie Walker has released a new music titled “Keep Walking Africa Live Session” and it’s available here on mp3 iTunes FLAC rar zippyshare + 320kbps for your free download.
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DLALA THUKZIN, ZABA & SYKES - "IPLAN"
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Amapiano is probably our most consistently high-scoring genre. Joshua Kim explains how it's evolving...
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Joshua Minsoo Kim: The greatest musical development in South Africa this year was 3-step, a style of house music coined by Thakzin that bridges AfroTech and amapiano. He isn't the first to have made songs in this zone (the earliest I've found is Prince Kaybee & Nokwazi's "Ebabayo" from 2021), but he did produce numerous tracks that made him its current poster boy. The genre's most clear, defining feature is the presence of a kick drum on the 1, 3, and 4 of a measure (and less commonly the 1, 2, and 3), which grants each song a more rigid foundation than the typical amapiano track. It's a perfect fit for Dlala Thukzin's "iPlan" and its hopeful lyrics. Zaba sings about not having money or a job, and his voice weaves in and out of the song, like the still-small voice inside your head that tells you to stay calm. And really, it's only fitting that "iPlan" functions as an EDM song without an all-consuming drop; what arrives instead is steady, comforting relief. Its clanging percussion has felt like a multitude of metaphors to me: the pounding beat of your heart, a sign that you're still alive; the sound of repetitive toil, like the promise of something coming from all your hard work; even a desire for reprieve amid life's constant suffering. Here is a song that acts as an invitation to grieve and to celebrate. The beat keeps going, and as I look back on another year, this serves as a nice reminder that somehow, miraculously, I'm still here too.
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Micha Cavaseno: I hit a place of personal burnout somewhere in the mid 2010s with the different regional dance scenes of the world made available for all of us by the internet breaking down geographic restriction. Part of it was the fast & loose fashion mentality that made sub-genres go from underrated to overrated within a span of mere weeks, and how any artist could go from essential to disposable before you'd truly had a chance to digest it. To this day, plenty of lingering questions haunt me: did I "miss out" when bubblin' was a thing (maybe)? Was Zomby right to get banned from a message board because people thought bassline and niche were the same (yes)? Did Resident Advisor's coverage specifically get worse when they eliminated the comment section and thus prevented proangelwings from lighting their ass up all the time for pedestrian summaries (no, but it didn't help)? Now I look at an artist like Dlala Thukzin and sigh that I can't in any good faith claim to have a real comprehension of the differences between gqom, afriampo, afrotech, kuduro, kwaito, so on and such... Though I know that it's there, and I need it in order to know what makes a song like this particularly good beyond how muscular yet gentle it is. It's great to admire something for spectacle, but I would like to know the brilliance (or even the clunkiness) of form one day.
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Ian Mathers: There's a pleasing graininess to some of the synths here that remind me of other amapiano I've heard, but I'm less familiar (but still taken) by the stiff percussion that sometimes sounds like it's slightly phasing in and out. Both play off the high, sometimes keening vocals very well. The end result is both propulsive and, especially on headphones, subtly disorienting - it can make your head feel like it's swirling. And I haven't even tried listening to it baked yet!
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Kat Stevens: Like finding a couple of ibuprofen in the drawer when you were looking for codeine: grateful they exist but missing that extra oomph.
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Katherine St Asaph: In isolation, this is a bit too muted for a desensitized tension-enjoyer like me to be drawn to. I'd probably love it in the right DJ set.
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Michelle Myers: Romanticized melancholy works beautifully in dance music. I want to cry in a club to this.
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David Moore: Just when I start to have a handle on some of the formal characteristics of South African dance music, it evolves again into 3-step. Thakzin describes adapting his AfroTech sound, broadly popular with international audiences, to South African audiences during the amapiano zeitgeist and hitting on a novel formula that involves a three-beat pattern. Anyway, that's as best as I can understand or describe it. Dlala Thukzin -- not to be confused with Thakzin (as the interviewer in the clip above jokes, but you should absolutely listen to Thakzin, too) -- created a wildly popular take on this sound, which ruled the South African charts for months starting in September.
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Nortey Dowuona: Zaba was hijacked, injured one of the robbers and escaped with his hand stabbed in June of this year. 3 months later this song goes number 1 on the Official South African Charts. Somebody was praying for that fool.
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Will Adams: Over the course of my dilettantish experience with amapiano, I've come to expect a few qualities: a) impossibly gorgeous; b) a luxurious slow build that carries the risk of; c) never fully reaching a destination. "iPlan" possesses all three, but has a bit more of Column C than usual, which keeps it at a mild distance. The low-mixed vocals might be to blame.
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Brad Shoup: I love how pensive this is, how Dlala Thukzin submerges the vocals until they're barely visible from the surface. It resists any easy soar the whole way through: a fantastic transition track, I'd imagine.
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Jacob Sujin Kuppermann: Less a song, more a full night on the dancefloor compressed into six minutes -- some artists' entire careers have fewer moments of transcendental jubilation than "iPlan." There's this tea kettle noise that Dlala Thukzin works in the second time Zaba & Sykes go through that chorus that feels like ascension -- and then the song keeps going for three more minutes!
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Frank Kogan: Halfway through a People's Pop Poll, when we've finally gotten through the quallies and into Round One, Tom will grab a sentence from every track's YouTube comments and tweet out four of them at a time, one for each track in a heat. Often he'll find comments that are hilariously obtuse, though sometimes they're poignant and evocative. Anyhow, for Emma Bunton's "Free Me" (you probably knew Emma as "Baby Spice") the YouTube comment that Tom lifted was, "It's very soothing and edgy." I stared at this for a minute's worth of nervous self-recognition and then tweeted back, "'It's very soothing and edgy' are what half my reviews come down to." So "iPlan" is cutting up beats in a way that pushes beyond amapiano but is also digging back into late '10s gqom, which is edgier and more driving and more gripping hence more soothing than amapiano, so's the same 90% overlap you get in amapiano's typical soothing-edgy Venn Diagram, but with a bigger circle. Is about dogged determination, is about gliding dance moves across shards of glass, dark beauty, sharp beats.
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You posted saying want questions about South Africa, I have questions!
What is your favorite South African dish?
Got any books or music by South African authors/musicians that you recommend?
Must-see destinations in your part of South Africa for folks travelling? Either folks from other countries, or different parts of South Africa. (Or just destinations in South Africa in general, if you prefer not to be so specific for privacy reasons)
Bonus question : any silly, niche museums/art pieces/etc that you've seen and loved? For example in Germany there is a museum of garden gnomes and in the US there is a building called the Corn Palace decorated with big murals of corn.
If you meant more serious questions I can also ask those, but I figured it would be weird to assume and ask big intense questions all at first.
Ah thank ye for the ask!
Favourite dish is difficult, but it's a three-way between bunny chow, mielies en bone and... bobotie. Although the baainaar in me refuses to give credit to the plaasnaars, bobotie is genuinely top tier. In terms of desserts, melktert and koeksisters are the best.
Books: i haven't read any South African fiction authors, but in terms of non-,I'd read Steve Biko, I Write What I Like, Long Walk To Freedom by Mandela and Anatomy of a South African genocide by Adhikari. There's more but those are the ones im thinking of off top.
For musical artists, I really love Motswako artists like Hip Hop Pantsula and Morafe. More modern artists like Prince Kaybee, Master KG, and Sun-El Musician are good, too. Sho Madjozi serves cunt please listen to her albums. Miriam Makeba is classic, and her albums are p integral to popular South African music.
Well, everywhere I've been in SA (which isn't much, i mainly stick to the Eastern Cape-Western Cape corridor) are all worth visiting for varying reasons. Gqeberha, my hometown, is deep in my heart, but there's not much to do there, unfortunately. It's too urbanised to be "exotic," but so poorly funded that there's no real attractions places outside of the malls. It's an honest portrayal of the average city in SA without all the frills of Cape Town, so if you want that, Gqeberha is the place.
Speaking of Cape Town, it's the obvious option, so I won't dwell on it, but yeah, if you're a tourist looking for touristy things, go there. Also, in Western Cape, there's Oudtshoorn, a town in the Karoo desert that has the largest ostrich population in South Africa due to the ostrich farms there. It also holds the Kango Caves, which are a beautiful cave system open to the public. There's also Bredasdorp, a small town in the Overberg mountains, which is pretty average but is beautiful due to it being in the heart of the mountain range. Finally, there's Humansdorp in the Eastern Cape and is like the most generic town on this list, but again, it's good for seeing like what small towns in the veld are like and as a stop before Gqeberha. These are like archetype towns, I guess (Coastal City, Desert Town, Mountain Town, Veld Town), but each town has a lot of individual character.
None that I've been to personally, but I wanna do some more exploring when I'm down there in December so fingers crossed I find stuff
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I don’t know why we find it strange when people damage those they love although we have damaged ourselves so many times .👁️
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Prince Kaybee – Shuk Shuk (feat. Natasha MD) https://www.curteboamusica.info/2024/04/prince-kaybee-shuk-shuk-feat-natasha-md.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr
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Link to Prince Kaybee YouTube.com DJ Mixhttps://youtu.be/BZ7cUmwZql8?si=p9IaSmmVVKp-XfaLStep into the electrifying world of Prince Kaybee, the South African DJ and producer who has taken the commercial music scene by storm. With an unwavering commitment to crafting irresistible beats, Kaybee has become an unstoppable force, captivating audiences worldwide. His rise to stardom was propelled by a series of chart-topping hits, including the iconic collaboration with Lady Zamar on "Charlotte," which garnered widespread acclaim and catapulted him into the limelight. His infectious tracks, such as "Club Controller" featuring LaSoulMates, TNS, and Zanda Zakuza, have dominated the airwaves, igniting dance floors across the globe. With an unmatched ability to fuse genres and push musical boundaries, he consistently delivers the kind of commercial hits that leave audiences begging for
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Beatport Crate Diggers 2024: Afro House
- Artists: Beatport
DATE CREATED: 2024-02-13
GENRES: Afro House
Tracklist :
1. Vanco, Njabulo Seh - Lutho (feat. Njabulo Seh)(Eltonnick Remix)
2. Thandi Draai, Cee ElAssaad - LoMhlaba(Original Mix)
3. Black Motion, Prince Kaybee, Shimza, Ami Faku - Uwrongo(Original Mix)
4. Benny T - Dark Elephants(Original Mix)
5. Yolanda Fyrus, Mr. Blasé - Niyabaleka feat. Yolanda Fyrus(Original Mix)
6. Da Capo - Umbovukazi(Original Mix)
7. Shimza - Champagne(Original Mix)
8. Hanna Hais - Ya Weldi(Andreas Horvat Remix)
9. Eastar, Diephuis - Hoye Mama(Original Mix)
10. Argento Dust, Shimza - All Alone (feat. Argento Dust)(Original Mix)
11. David Mayer, Floyd Lavine - Sondela feat. Xolisa(Original Mix)
12. Innellea - Escaping Nambaka(Original Mix)
13. Lisa Shaw, From P60 - Magic(Enoo Napa Remix)
14. &ME - Avalon(Original Mix)
15. Aero Manyelo - Mooki(Original Mix)
16. Richard Anthony Davis, Dave Anthony - I Don't Know Why(Manoo Remix)
17. Dennis Ferrer, Jerome Sydenham - Ko Ko(
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Prince Kaybee ft Busiswa & TNS - Banomoya (Official Video)
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Beatport Crate Diggers 2024: Afro House
- Artists: Beatport
DATE CREATED: 2024-02-13
GENRES: Afro House
Tracklist :
1. Vanco, Njabulo Seh - Lutho (feat. Njabulo Seh)(Eltonnick Remix)
2. Thandi Draai, Cee ElAssaad - LoMhlaba(Original Mix)
3. Black Motion, Prince Kaybee, Shimza, Ami Faku - Uwrongo(Original Mix)
4. Benny T - Dark Elephants(Original Mix)
5. Yolanda Fyrus, Mr. Blasé - Niyabaleka feat. Yolanda Fyrus(Original Mix)
6. Da Capo - Umbovukazi(Original Mix)
7. Shimza - Champagne(Original Mix)
8. Hanna Hais - Ya Weldi(Andreas Horvat Remix)
9. Eastar, Diephuis - Hoye Mama(Original Mix)
10. Argento Dust, Shimza - All Alone (feat. Argento Dust)(Original Mix)
11. David Mayer, Floyd Lavine - Sondela feat. Xolisa(Original Mix)
12. Innellea - Escaping Nambaka(Original Mix)
13. Lisa Shaw, From P60 - Magic(Enoo Napa Remix)
14. &ME - Avalon(Original Mix)
15. Aero Manyelo - Mooki(Original Mix)
16. Richard Anthony Davis, Dave Anthony - I Don't Know Why(Manoo Remix)
17. Dennis Ferrer, Jerome Sydenham - Ko Ko(
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Prince Kaybee reveals the most interesting thing about music
Prince Kaybee reveals the most interesting thing about music
Prince Kaybee has taken to his social media to reveal the most interesting thing about music.
The star has been in the industry for years and his fans are proud of him.
In his recent tweet, Prince Kaybee said that the most interesting thing about music is that in a song you have two types of fans.
He said some fans love the music while other love the artist.
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ALBUM: Prince Kaybee – Gemini
ALBUM: Prince Kaybee – Gemini
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Prince Kaybee returns to present yet another new music album titled “Gemini”
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Prince Kaybee – Gemini Lyrics and Tracklist
1. Prince Kaybee – Jazz According To House ft. Dr Thulz
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3. Prince Kaybee – Khetha ft. Umzulu Phaqa
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