Sushi King Kunene releases hot House compilation
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Artist: Kenny Kunene
Album: Joburg-Cape Town
Genre: Kwaai-House
I never saw this one coming from businessman, club owner and reality show star Kenny Kunene, who never ceases to amaze. Capitalising on the dominance of kwaai-house music, Kunene, a former deejay, has decided to do a house compilation.
This club mix album called ZAR Sushi Mix (how original) is a double disc featuring some of the wellknown local artists such as Infinite Boys, Bekzin Terris, DJ Kent, Big Nuz and L'vovo. It also features the song Amathousand, where Kunene is weak on vocals.
Standout tracks are Tlanga (a tribal beats and soulful Shangaan vocals), Amathousand featuring Durban kwaito heavyweights L'vovo, Big Nuz and the sushi man himself.
It is a typical kwaito track about money, women and expensive cars. My favourite track is Tell Me by DJ Kent. This club hit has all the elements to dance along to. - Classic Mashiloane
Artist: Jill Scott
Album: Crates Remix Fundamentals, Volume 1 (Spring Summer Feeeling)
Genre: Neo-Soul House
Scott's best known hits such as Golden, Slowly Surely and A Long Walk have been remixed with upbeat sounds for a groovy summer house mix.
The Crates Remix Fundamentals is part of a compilation trilogy by the singer's former label, Hidden Beach, with the help of the industry's top producers including DJ Jazzy Jeff, Kyle West and Ron Trent.
The album gives listeners a great fusion of sounds from African drums to funky old-school beats combined with her smooth R&B voice on tracks like Can't Explain and Spring Summer Feeling.
The 11-track album will definitely appeal to house music fans who are looking for something a bit different but the majority of these mixes could not possibly be substituted for the originals. - Gezzy Sibisi
Artist: Crazy White Boy
Album: Zoma
Genre: House
Crazy White Boy is a Cape Town duo made up of Ryan Murgatroyd and Konstantinos "Kosta" Karatamoglou. Ghetto Tech is what they call their sound, which is a mixture of house and kwaito grooves.
The group was formed in 2008 when Ryan, a lecturer at the Soul Candi Institute of Music, met Kosta, who was a student who produced killer demos that were too crazy for a white guy - hence the name Crazy White Boy.
Their single Love you Better, which features Ruegroove, was nominated for Record of the Year at last year's Sama's.
The title track, Zoma, featuring Nonku on lyrics, is doing very well.
Other hits that will get people to the dance floor include What You Do To Me and Twilight that has Tasha Baxter on vocals. - Gezzy Sibisi

Comments
kukuyalethosa1
hahahaha...he's broke and tries his luck on music. I'd die to see that man broke. He is inconsiderate and dump. Bloody thug.Report Abuse
-Cl!ck-
I like track 4.. Who ate my Pilchards??Report Abuse
Mellow
It is a typical kwaito track about money, women and expensive cars........................................................................................................
YAWN!!!
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Msiphos00
Kwai-house ok we will keep our ears on the ground and sizwe ukuthi usiphathele ini kule albumReport Abuse
Galfrend
mcxm - midlife crisis..Report Abuse
Bizzabo
kukuyalethosa1hahahaha...he's broke and tries his luck on music. I'd die to see that man broke. He is inconsiderate and dump. Bloody thug.
boss you should have watched Carte Blanche...the man is rotten to the core from mining he is a multi millionaire.
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Dzel
Galfrendmcxm - midlife crisis..
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LOL ... true that.
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BrizzyPistol7
Hate him or love him, this guy is a hustler. As a businessman, you identify lucrative markets and you capitalise, it has nothing to do with being broke.I say BIG UPSS to you, Kenny "King of Skhothanes" Kunene.
halla....
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kabo.KK
give Kenny a chance haooReport Abuse
swona
he must be hungry, and some hungry producer thinks he can break it! he was a damn boring teacher and crook for heaven sake, not an intertainer!Report Abuse
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