‘Problem ku tele mbodza vhiki leri’ kuri Gelegele Team yiri busy no hleva. Anyway we have went out to search for a song that we believe kuri ra fita ku kuma ndleve na nkarhi for us to analyze. I must say with this one it was a heated debate,ani leswa fear na favour aswi tirhi ka hina. This again goes to show that we take time,aho babamela ani. Cool B has been doing some noise in the game for nkarhi nyana and the game at first did not accept him without mentioning Henny C, I can only think kuri it was hard times for the boy to push his thing whilst on the hand being told kuri wa kopela and I believe it is just that the style is similar, hayi kuri xo kopela vanhu va hosi. Hambi yena Henny C Also mentioned this in the song, yes vanhu va hosi Cool B scored a feature ya Henny C. Well team ya gelegelemusic isn’t impressed hi mihandzu ya kona, yes we expected much more because iti artists tikulu. Before genge yihi cakunya here’s why we think this is not a HEAT OF THE WEEK. Both artists played safe, too safe that they gave us something we have heard before, anivuli marito he majaha ni vula CONCEPT. WA PFUMELA sounds like a song that wasn’t written at all, they got a dope sing along hook and went on with it. If you listen to Cool B who has done a hook and also the first verse you will get my point, actually no verse hi yihi kumbe hook hi yihi it is hard to separate because it is the same FLOW. In his defense, why mess up a nice hook and a sing along? marha hi tihlo ra mutsari it does not have SUBSTANCE. Hiku komisa he is not saying much but a repetition and unfortunately because ha yingisela we caught that. The song actually changes when Henny C came on, yes he did kill the song if you had to compare the verses. His verse had a bit of painting on it, you can visualize the storyline and he also switched the FLOW which gave the song a bit of direction. But all in all ku hava effort on the pen game and I thought these two were going to fight, I wanted to debate on who had a better verse with the team but instead we were competing if the song i MBODZA WA VHIKI kumbe HEAT OF THE WEEK. Having said all this, because of the route they took which is an easy way out, GENGE na MAGELEGELE will receive this song and can make it trend because 1. it is an easy sing along, 2. The feature wasn’t expected since they used to compare them 3. Because of mjolo wa nyisa and that’s the concept they can most if not all relate to. The team couldn’t name this MBODZA WA VHIKI because of such reasons so we had to settle for IN BETWEEN YA VHIKI, hiku komisa ro kufumela rinsimu leri he vanghana. We gave it 5/10, if you think that we are wrong inga gunguleli a mbilwini, tsala ka comment section hitwa mavonelo. Even when you think we are write, veka ra wena ra vusiwana nwana madala. Link hi leyi, ti twele hita wena hina hi koka gasi hi yimele HEAT OF THE WEEK. Gelegelemusic ya vulavula
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UNI ENDLA YINI
Gelegele Music took a Shot’Left hi ya jika le ka Xigalo, yes we know mihleketa magelegele ma le 2BY2 ( a famous tarven) when we mention the village. But no majita ahi yela ti heat, CVP THE PROBLEM is a rapper from the very same hood. He should be the Hosi YA Magelegele but ngwenya yiti komba ingaku ya chava vavasati, anyway that is a topic for another day. We went there hi mhaka ya mali, and we got an idea of how she(money) looks like. Uni Endla Yini is CVP’s latest release featuring Leo Bee who is also not new in the game. On paper, this is a dope song because both these artists are great ka movement and genre ya TSONGARAP. Could have been a heat, could have been mbodza wa vhiki but neither, so you know that only means this is our IN BETWEEN YA VHIKI and here is why. The team was not really impressed hi QUALITY ya joint considering the names behind it starting from the producer and the artists, we are not sure if it is the mastering or perhaps the studio recorded at but it does not meet their caliber. I really loved the intro of the song though haha, Leo Bee sounding like a Shoprite employee whilst CVP an angry client on the queue with cash is classic. The BEAT is dope and I loved the transition and it allowed the song to breathe and elevate at the right places, Jnz Beats did very well. The HOOK is not catchy enough, it is kinda plain and I expected that considering that both these rappers are hardcore rappers. One could say they could not wait to get into their raps so they rushed the hook, or should I say they did not put more work/words on it. CONCEPT yi chela ku hisa and we can all relate to it, and the dope move was personifying mali so it allowed them to address it/her hi ndlela ya catchy. There are two things the team noticed from CVP’s verse and was not impressed about, xo sungula is the usage ya LANGUAGE. We feel he delivers the message better hi XITSONGA and it sounds interesting than he does in English,and xa vumbirhi is the way he recorded. Yes we love the energy but he recorded like he is performing and you can hear him lose his breath here and there. So he needs to come up with a way of keeping the energy whilst controlling his breathing which is where his producer was supposed to come in and help. Leo Bee was average, he did not go as hard and I expected these two to go at it like crazy, maybe it is the concept of the song who knows?. However when it comes to FLOW and BARZ, both these rappers did not disappoint. The song is not bad, it just did not meet our expectations because we know both these names and what they are capable of. Did we expect too much? are we being too hard on them? would this song be a heat if recorded by a less known artist? kumbe hi mhaka kuri ro xavisa so we expected more than average? MAYBE!!!. Well tell us what you think on the comment section, team yi hume na score xa 5/10 which makes it our IN BETWEEN YA VHIKI. Xava nghoma on the link below uti twela hi wexe, relax it is only R5 and since you claim to support TSONGARAP you can now put your money where your mouth is. ‘loko munhu ari hava mali a suki layinini phela hina hi siyi vanhu le handle’ ku vula CVP a jaheli magelegele ma le 2BY2. Hina hita vuyela gasini hi vito ra gelegele music.
Bheka Mina
Many wondered where Brian Bomba was, I too did. This dude was known/played from Matiyani to Kwa-zulu Natal, his music was played by the young and the old. What an impact he had with his heat song Yellow Bone,oh what a time. Genge ya MLFM would not have an event without this dude headlining, he scooped a lot of awards too. He is an artist that saw, smelled and lived the fame life so trust me he has been there, which is without a doubt the main reason we had to get our hands on the newly released song by Rural Dreams called Bheka Mina. Hi hlamele kuri Rural Dreams ivo mani na hina,so we went out searching kuri hinga babameli, but ahi kumanga nchumu so hito babamela. Hina hi tiva Dee En Kay na Krazy-boy magaraba ntsena and we wish to find out kuri the 3rd member i mani. This was so close to be MBODZA YA VHIKI as much as it was to be the HEAT OF THE WEEK, I have never been this confused by a joint before. The BEAT is fire, easy to jam to, The HOOK is dope too, nwana Mhani MADYA KU BOMBA wa yimbelela swinene. He is so natural with it, he kept the song alive with his back ups also. Yup, that is the only thing I can say about the song, the BEAT and the HOOK. As for the verses, the raps did not hit home and I felt like the content is immature. Vafana va tsandzeka ku gangisa wansati? phela that is all that was needed, every line used on the verses is either very childish, something one has heard before or has nothing to show kuri kuna Bheka Mina xikarhi. This means it is not relatable, and when you try to compare songs with the same concept this is a bit weak. I am not saying this ku kandziyela majita but sometimes raps mess up joints like this,hi ku komisa it lacked EMOTIONS because niggaz wanted to RHYME more, tried hard to PUNCHLINE but forgot to lace words that even people who do not love hip hop can fuck with. Henny C (Phindha futhe), General Muzka( Wani Vambhela), and Paul Ndlovu(Hi ta Famba Moyeni) are some of the songs I think of under the same concept, I can throw in Yellow Bone too by Brian Mbomba. It is not a bad song, it is just not a great song especially looking at the names on it, and I also wanted to hear a verse by Brian, na swona va hi tsonile. A part of me feels like it was rushed, or maybe Briam Mbomba overwhelmed genge ahi tivi. Having said that, loko wo ri tlanga ka mbirhi ka nharhu you end up loving it because the hook is such a sing along. Your thoughts ka comment section hitwa, #gasini
Link: https://hoyozela.com/d/7164/Rrlel
MUKUFUKUFU
You know its a hit when you hear ‘Papa I Cleinbouy anga chaya’, Cleinbouy has been working so damn hard since late last year and this year as well. Muyisa loyi has been making a buzz na, Munghana Lonene (MLFM) heard him,and now he’s noisy there too. We are loving his production,we believe he’s one of the few va nga best ka tsonga rap. He’s back again with a Joint named They Made Me Do It where he features West, LA PEE and Yow Bee. He’s playing ‘Dj Khaled’ on this one coz he didn’t jump in but was on production only. In the street,ve ra mbeya rinsimu leri, we as gelegele music obviously needed to hear for ourselves hiku ani ahi hambanangi kule na Thomas. We actually asked a few kuri why do you think it’s a heat,yi khoma la yi tshika la onge yo lahla mali genge. Well here’s why we think the joint is lukewarm, ro kufumela nje. 1st of all the concept is dope, has depth and we love it,the beat is always on point as long as there’s Cleinbouy everybody knows he got it, and lastly the hook is very tight,catchy but short (it’s always advisable to keep the catchy party coming back more or longer because that’s what keeps us glued). The concept is about the sacrifices one makes for his family, some go out of their ways in order to put food on the table. One can write a lot ka concept ya so,simply because most if not all have made such sacrifices,but then, Fellas in the verses chose to rap about things they don’t do,never did and never would attempt. Guess what,emotions vanish when it’s like that,the authenticity disappears too. What’s a song without emotions?. Yes we do say stuff that we don’t do or never did,but not in a song like this. A lot of artists have lied about f#cking bitches and popping bottles,we get that. But this would have been a dope ass song if the 2 rappers searched deep and gave us their experiences more than their imagination. I would really say more about the verses but I just hate lies and ani lavi ku hembisiwa mbuyangwani. This song ri kufumeta hi swilo swinharu ntse, hi beat,hi concept and hi hook..hi ku komisa,West killed a joint with less than 10 lines. If I had to choose a verse between the two I’d go with LA’s because the lines were closer to me and more real than that of sniffing coke and running from kingpin and getting shot at and finding myself between heaven and heal. But the good thing is,I don’t have to choose. But you guys can tell us what you think of the song on the comment section below,teka link u yingisela #Theymademedoit…..Gasi
Link
https://hoyozela.com/d/1670/Vlk3P
Let me plug you to his other stuff
https://m.soundcloud.com/cleinbuoy
Mukufukufu Wa Vhiki
The last time I checked Simfree said he retired… a mo lava attention kumbe vhele a mi tshikini nkarhi luwa? Well, I am glad he came back, I think he will be one of the dudes who will own groovy songs where its about the money, the booze, and the women – Simfree u ta n’wu kuma exikarhi.
A ku tleleki has quality, he kept to the concept, and the beat suits his style. I like the use of auto tune hikuva a swi tunguli tindleve. I rate this song 3/5, and this means he is in between – the song a hi mbodza and a hi heat, its in between.
Here are my reasons;
- I feel like I have heard this before, so there ain’t no changes or new shxt to take from the song.
- Malume is lying too much hi zaka, unless I xitsutsu exihundleni hina ho ka hi nga swi tivi.
- Hook, if I did not know better I’d say he’s biting Ricky Rick with that ‘boy’, which brings me back to point yo the song sounds like I’ve heard it before.
But nonetheless the joint is good enough minus xizulu, we’ll wait for the new stuff to hear what he’s coming back with from the retirement bench. For now, A ku tleleki…
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