It is a good thing that we’re not gathered here today to argue about the concept of love-induced insomnia, whether it is a myth or an actual thing. We’ll take Mr Putiti’s word for it; love can snatch the sleep right from your eyes. Period. We are gathered here today to celebrate growth and progression; King 98’s gracious glow up in the Zimbabwean music scene. Most things about this song…
Here’s a song I wish I had in my playlist last summer; music had departed from me. There were songs about everything imaginable, everything but a longing heart. No one really got me, and I’m not being dramatic when I say all this. However, this was last summer; and though I still long after her, the sadness is now a thing of the past and this song couldn’t have come…
Here’s the catch about Freestyles; you don’t get a pen and paper, you don’t get time to awaken your alter ego and you definitely don’t get the luxury of a do-over. It’s just you, your raw thoughts and your voice against the world! The stakes are real here. If anything, delivering a freestyle for an audience is one of the most daunting things one can do. With that being said, we pledge allegiance to who do it and do it well (or even just moderately)…like Drew The MC. There’s more than one way to look at the first 30 seconds when the rapper repeats the phrase “pull up, yeah”. You could perceive it as the divine moment in which the rapper gets ready to serve, or as a pure killing…
