Fifteen Fifty

Now, let’s be real, some songs you hear and they remind you of being at home in warmth and spring cleaning with your mom, haha. Right? That metro fm vibe on a Sunday!?

If that’s your scene, then you definitely need to check out this artist. Her name is Reah, a 22 year old vocalist who was born and bred in Taung. She recorded her first song in 2015, and after working on her art continuously, she’s literally back to give us Butterflies.

The butterflies sensation is generally feeling happy when you around a particular person. On the song Reah is expressing that feeling to her partner. Butterflies is a song that expresses the kind of genuine love one has for someone; the kind of love that makes you whole, The kind love that accepts your good qualities and your flaws because it understands that they are all part of who you are.

Listen to the song on all online platforms below.

DRANK is a single by hip hop artist Pinky McPurpley. The song dropped on the 30th of March on Soundcloud and has reached over 2000 views in the past 2 weeks.

The song was produced by 90THREE real name Clayton Nkhwashu who has quite a prestigious for being a composer for songs such as missed calls by Mariechan.

The song talks about being aware of your surroundings and being cautious with your drinks in a club or any gathering to avoid having them spiked. The song’s target market is the youth who’ll easily relate because they are the ones who usually go partying.

The intention of the song was to create a masterpiece that people can vibe and turn up to while passing a message at the same time to the youth to be picky of the people they trust. With most of her music one usually finds that they can sit at home and listen to it and be turning up to the same song at night. If one could execute killing two birds with one stone. Why not? Be sure to check this Banger out!

Yellow Room records, a new record label started by July himself, is proud to announce the release of their first Artist JULY with a single simply titled Flights.
To celebrate the release of the song, Yellow Room Will be giving away flights to the Durban July on social media and at the launch party!!

The highly anticipated single comes from a project where July has been working with some of the industry giants(Not to be mentioned yet) and maneuvered his way into the music scene from being a photographer and painter.

Flights is about the artist, July woo’ing a lady and then going on to describe to her how he can be treating her in the most romantic ways, in the beach while they’re “sippin on coconut water”. The song has an alternative trap beat while July hits the notes on it, the outcome being the amazing song that Flights is. 
SA Talent is definitely moving to the next level!
Check it out — https://song.link/za/i/1454005383

Ever heard a song and think to yourself: “This artist is definitely going to be a star”. That’s exactly what went through my head when I heard Indigo Stella’s new single title ‘BOSS UP’.
After only a few months of signing to the prestige record label, Mistro Records, Indigo Stella drops her first single under the label titled Boss Up!The song has a trappy sound and slaps hard, it can be compared to the likes of “I Love” by Joyner Lucas; and regarding the flow and rhyme scheme she leans more towards a Nasty C. The sound, flow and delivery combined make her as unique as she is. 

Boss up is Indigo Stella’s anthem for a rejuvenated version of oneself as it aims to inspire listeners to get up from any challenges and setbacks that may come their way. This hard hitter encourages one to boss up and take control of any situation to get to the desired result. Expect to know a little about Stella’s family background as some bars are a clear indication that she gets a lot of inspiration from home. 
Without saying too much, hear it all for yourself!

In the same breath, this weekend Stella along with Odd Media released Stella’s first video Interview titled “A Goat Story with Indigo Stella”, the name already says quite a lotabout how Stella is perceived by the youth and her peers.