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Cassper Nyovest speaks on his up coming album

South African rapper Cassper Nyovest has been teasing his fans lately with the news of his upcoming album. 

After being MIA from Twitter during the month of March the Doc Shebeleza hitmaker returned back to the blue app where he spoke about his upcoming album. 

Taking to his Twitter timeline Cassper revealed that he was in the studio creating new music for his fans. 

 

This follows a recent performance in which he previewed some of the new music he was writing. Cassper released a snippet of a brand new track titled Bashimane Baka. 

It is Hip-Hop, as promised, and it appears that Cassper is getting set to drop another Hip-Hop masterpiece as he previously claimed in one of his tweets. 

And judging by the snippets that have been circulating online, it seems that Cassper is gearing up to drop another hip-hop classic and his supporters have dab his recent release track titled Bashimane Baka as a success. 

Many of Cassper’s fans are waiting in anticipation as the rapper is yet to release the date of his upcoming album.

Here is what tweeps had to say:

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