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Cassper Nyovest confirms Nasty C’s collab on album

Rapper Cassper Nyovest confirms Nasty C’s collab on upcoming album. 

The two fellow rappers are currently on their African Throne tour and released their latest albums on the same day, 15 September.

During a press conference, Cassper revealed Nasty C’s contribution to his album Solomon.

The album features rising star Maglera Doe Boy, however, the Doc Shebeleza hitmaker revealed that Nasty C is also featured on the album, but it only takes a keen ear to distinguish his voice.

“I don’t know if I should say it but there’s a Nasty feature on the album but you kinda have to know his voice to hear. But he contributed to the album. I asked him to do something on the album and he was an artist enough to do it because there’s like a certain paintbrush that I needed and he did it for me.” Cassper said.

The rap star recently discussed the album and what his fans might anticipate.

“This is like a Grootman album for me, I’ve settled into my position in the game. This is who I am. I am no longer young, no longer the hottest guy on the block, I’m not as excited as the new guys — but I’m the guy who did it like nobody did.

“I’m the guy with the game, with jewels. I’m the guy they want to get the information from, so this is the album where I’m basically giving out game. I’m in my element and I’m calm about it. I’m very particular about it,” said Cassper.

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