The future of female in the rap game is in safe hands.
A hip hop duo known as Sugar and Candy, are two sisters known for their welcoming personalities and their hardcore punchlines for days… born and raised in Soweto (snakepark) .
They had recorded several tracks that they only did live performances for…
This year they recorded a “killer” track titled Thubakanya . Thubakanya is their first track to be broadcasted, it can be found on Slikouronlife, SoundCloud and YouTube ( audio with lyrics).
The word THUBAKANYA basically mean *breaking”, they used it simply as a metaphor meaning the “breaking point / a drastic break through towards the music industry.
“It is not easy ,like most would say, but there’s always a way to become greater despite the connections and just letting your creative craft take over and break through…” said one of the sisters.
Their craft means a lot to the youth , showing them that nothing is impossible and by working together you can do more , it brings a greater impact on women as well to say , nothing comes with a “gender label”, “you want it, you go for it”…
They were once featured on an online radio show where they were explaining how they came about becoming female rappers and what the disadvantages are of being that are.
Sugar and Candy are taking Motswako to a whole new level. They want to be recognised as Motswako hip hop rappers Who brings the vibe back in the industry.
Not only because they are Female but as hip hop artists in general.
Although hip hop is evolving they aim to keep it hip and fresh (remain relevant) with their craft creativeness, and remain loyal to South African content.
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