Zakwe Shares A Late-Night Studio Session With Touchline, Loki, & More

Zakwe Shares A Late-Night Studio Session With Touchline, Loki, & More. It’s past midnight, and while most are fast asleep, Zakwe and an ensemble of South African hip-hop stars are working hard, weaving magic in the studio.

In a post shared on his social media, the KZN rap titan gave fans a peek into the relentless hustle behind the scenes, writing, “It’s 01:40, and we’re still locked in the studio with Touchline, Loki, Skuva, SBlack, and CyphaBeats kusha inamba….”

This late-night session brought together an exciting mix of talent, each representing different regions and styles within South African hip-hop. With Zakwe’s unmatched lyricism, Touchline’s poetic storytelling, Loki’s smooth versatility, Skuva’s raw energy, and SBlack’s captivating flows, the room must have been electric. Adding CyphaBeats to the mix, known for his hard-hitting, innovative production, it’s safe to say that the result will be nothing short of iconic.

Zakwe’s mention of “kusha inamba” suggests that this isn’t just a casual gathering; they’re creating potential chart-toppers. Fans have been clamouring for more collaborations in South African hip-hop, and this session is a perfect example of artists coming together to push the culture forward.

Touchline, who has been making waves with tracks like INTERGALACTIC, brings a poetic and socially conscious edge that complements Zakwe’s punchy bars. Loki, who is in his independent artist wave has gained a following through his sharp lyricism.

While no specifics about the tracks were shared, the post has sparked speculation among fans. Could it be a single featuring all these heavyweights? Or perhaps they’re working on multiple tracks for upcoming projects? Whatever the case, this studio session hints at exciting music on the horizon.

Zakwe has long been a champion of collaboration, often using his platform to bring together artists and shine a light on South African hip-hop talent. His dedication to creating timeless music is evident in his willingness to pull all-nighters in the studio.