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About Me
Since encountering all things considered a renaissance around 2014, South African hip-jump has again wound up at an intersection. With the coming of trap, drill and even amapiano, the class has needed to reconsider itself to catch the creative mind of its essential crowd.
While combination actually assumes a tremendous part in SA hip-jump, similar to its cycles including skhanda rap, mzonkonko and new age kwaito demonstrate, there stays a brilliant string that goes through the class. Instead of a sonic quality, Fakaza songs that string is by all accounts a demeanour, way of life or optimistic viewpoint and that maybe makes sense why there's a particularly expansive church of sounds from the local area.
