Its no news that South Africa houses some of
the best producers in the world {Yes, even
better than Americans IMO} Some have
produced really dope beats which gained
popularity in their homeland but were made
more popular by their Nigerian counterparts.
We wanna talk about five of the biggest
though.

1. Lento by Professor

The Afro House beats were jumped upon by
none other than the Free Madness Crooner,
Terry G. The beats we gyrated to in See
Groove was actually produced by South African
producer and musician, Professor.

2. Ovia Orlando DJ Vetkuk

Remember the recent club banger, Elegushi
Spenders by Olalakeside? Yeah, those beats
were later recreated by another producer
{whose name i do not know} and converted
from its traditional Afro house genre into
Dancehall.Not only Olalakeside though,,, Base
One and Legely did the same.Although Elegushi
Spenders was the one most accepted and
rocked to by Nigerians. Honestly how the track
blew with its whack lyrics {sorry, with its
shouting}, I dont know.

3. Khona By Mafikizolo

Sung in 2013, produced by the popular South
African, Uhuru, this track received radio
airplay mostly by Beats 99FM and Cool FM. And
once again, Terry G re-appeared and released
Ora with those same beats {why baba like to
dey tiff na}. Danny Young later followed suit
with Ole.

4. Y-Tjukutja By Uhuru, Oskido

Wire rozaaay! Wire! we poppin' champagne,
hennessy.... The lyrics off Famous's street
banger, Wire master. Though the beats were
reproduced by Jay Pizzle but we still cant be
deceived bro. We all heard the similarities in
the beats clearly.

5. Zenze Remix By Uhuru

Recreated by 2T Boys and featured veteran
rapper Seriki and featuring street artiste,
Small Doctor in the track Customer Dada Ni.
The track can't really be called a national
banger though. Its more of a street hit.

Source: www.themchub.com/2016/01/five-south-african-beat-productions.html?m=1

Cc lalasticlala ishilove Dominique seun