J.S.K XXVI gives a double dose of wizardry and kasi flare with 'H.O.P.E' & 'FEDE'
Having unveiled his captivating and futuristic sound with his previous tracks such as "Apex", "Flying Whales", "Moodswings" and several others, J.S.K XXVI is no new act in Hip Hop.
The musician is known for his carefully crafted, poignantly composed and ‘real’ musical compositions that have laid the foundation of his brand and company, Approaching Atlantis.
J.S.K XXVI is giving hip-hop fans a double dose of his musical wizardry with his offerings, "H.O.P.E" and "FEDE".
On "H.O.P.E", J.S.K XXVI pulls at your heartstrings as he dedicates the track to his friend's mother, Hope, who passed away last year. The song features Afropop singer and the SOIL member Ntsika, who strikes all the right chords, as well as Canadian artist, Hilda.
"You can hear me speaking to my friend's mother when the track starts and mid-song, you can hear me talking to my friend and she says she's proud of me and can't wait to tell her mom about my song playing on YFM," the musician says. With "FEDE", J.S.K XXVI proves that he cannot be boxed as he shows off just how much more he can do on production when he fuses Amapiano elements with hip-hop.
"FEDE", which features Mr. Elite, is an ode to J.S.K XXVI's diverse upbringing as he grew up eKasi in Standerton and later on moved to the burbs in Volksrust. With this song, he keeps in touch with the vibey and exciting Kasi culture and lifestyle.