Nasty C hints at Namibian collaborations
One of Africa's biggest, trending artists David Junior Ngcobo, best known as Nasty C, is in the capital for his anticipated Ivyson Tour.
The young rapper's fans showed up en masse at Cramer's on 30 October as he addressed the public and the media about the logistics of his tour.
Nasty C says his expectations are bigger this time around and he is hoping to work with some young, local talent. When asked what's next, Nasty C said that he is cooking up a “crazy” mix tape but was tight-lipped about the release date, or who he might feature on the project.
Among the panellists was hip-hop legend Maximillion Kadeen Kaoseb, known by his fans as KK, Lioness and new kid on the block, Romi.
There is a lot of hype around the tour as people are excited to see Nasty C perform some of his hottest tracks off his latest album, titled 'Strings and Bling'. The album includes hip-hop sensation A$AP Rocky and SA's finest, Kaien Cruz.
Romi thanked the 'Strings and Bling' rapper for acknowledging her talent on Twitter in September. “I am so honoured and thankful that you saw and recognised my talent, within an hour after you posted that tweet my name reached hundreds,” said the young artist.
KK said he was ready to give Namibia an amazing show and he looks forward to performing alongside the rest of the line-up. “I have been working and I am excited to showcase some new music,” he said.
Although the public have been criticising the venue change, there is no doubt that they will still come in their numbers.
The show is set to take place on 23 November at Palm Tree Park. Nasty C visited the Namibia University of Science and Technology, the University of Namibia as well as Jan Jonker Afrkaaner High School during his tour.
Elizabeth Joseph
Nasty C says his expectations are bigger this time around and he is hoping to work with some young, local talent. When asked what's next, Nasty C said that he is cooking up a “crazy” mix tape but was tight-lipped about the release date, or who he might feature on the project.
Among the panellists was hip-hop legend Maximillion Kadeen Kaoseb, known by his fans as KK, Lioness and new kid on the block, Romi.
There is a lot of hype around the tour as people are excited to see Nasty C perform some of his hottest tracks off his latest album, titled 'Strings and Bling'. The album includes hip-hop sensation A$AP Rocky and SA's finest, Kaien Cruz.
Romi thanked the 'Strings and Bling' rapper for acknowledging her talent on Twitter in September. “I am so honoured and thankful that you saw and recognised my talent, within an hour after you posted that tweet my name reached hundreds,” said the young artist.
KK said he was ready to give Namibia an amazing show and he looks forward to performing alongside the rest of the line-up. “I have been working and I am excited to showcase some new music,” he said.
Although the public have been criticising the venue change, there is no doubt that they will still come in their numbers.
The show is set to take place on 23 November at Palm Tree Park. Nasty C visited the Namibia University of Science and Technology, the University of Namibia as well as Jan Jonker Afrkaaner High School during his tour.
Elizabeth Joseph
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