Lowfeye Reflects On Dream Collab With Emtee On “Year 64.” From washing cars to washing the airwaves with soul-stirring verses, Durban rapper Lowfeye has turned a lifelong dream into a reality. The Qwellers member took to social media to reflect on the emotional journey leading up to his latest single, “Year 64,” featuring South African hip-hop heavyweight Emtee.
“This record is so special to me,” wrote Lowfeye. “From bumping his albums while working e car wash with my brothers (LaCabra & Gvnt) to actually being on the same song with him? Who woulda think it?”
The heartfelt post has struck a chord with fans and fellow artists alike, painting a vivid picture of perseverance, brotherhood, and musical destiny. Lowfeye’s words highlight the symbolic weight the collaboration carries—not just for him, but for his crew, The Qwellers, a rising group steadily etching their name into the SA hip hop scene.
“Year 64” is more than a track; it’s a moment. Emtee, known for his raw lyricism and street poetry, brings his signature grit and melody, while Lowfeye matches that energy with introspective bars that blend past struggles and current triumphs.
The track offers a nostalgic but forward-looking soundscape, giving listeners a glimpse into Lowfeye’s world—the grime, the grind, and the glory. From Durban’s underground circuits to the national spotlight, this collaboration marks a milestone not only in Lowfeye’s career but in South African hip hop storytelling.
As “Year 64” gains traction across streaming platforms and social media, one thing is clear: Lowfeye is no longer just a fan of the game—he’s now a player with purpose, rapping alongside the very artists who once inspired him from the back of a car wash bucket.
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