
Spoek Mathambo colludes with Society HAE for Afrika21 Mixtape Vol. 3. Spoek streamlines through past and current continent cuts from Okayafrica favorites Just A Band, Baloji, Zakee, BIG FKN GUN, Art Melody, BLK JKS, Nneka, and plenty others. Stream and grab it below! (via SHAE)
TRACKLIST
1. Manifesto
2. Tonight – Popskarr (South Africa)
3. Fire Dance – Seun Kuti (Nigeria)
4. Mikono Kwenya Hewa (version fiesta) – Muthoni The Drummer Queen (Kenya)
5. Beauty Shop – Thabile Rasa (South Africa)
6. Vem Rebola – Gregor Salto (Brazil)
7. Windeck – Cabo Snoop (Angola)
8. Ratanang – Das Kapital (South Africa)
9. Dope Girl – Zakee (Senegal)
10. Pop Models – Big Fkn Gun (South Africa)
11. Ubusuku – Jumping Back Slash (South Africa)
12. Afreeka (King Armatelo) – Art Melody (Burkina Faso)
13. The Rise – Zakee (Senegal)
14. Flight of The Robin – Das Kapital (South Africa)
15. Gwababa (DJ Mpula remix) – Spoek Mathambo feat. Avuyile and Yolanda (South Africa)
16. Beog Kamba – Art Melody (Burkina Faso)
17. Jol Vol (wavy x chopped edit) – Isaak Mutant (South Africa)
18. Filaw – Chief Boima (Sierra Leone)
19. City Staccs remix – Lamin Fofana (Sierra Leone)
20. Venison Collection Squad – Nicolaas Van Reenen (South Africa)
21. Whoop That Ass! – Nombolo#1 (South Africa)
22. 808 – Iyadede (Rwanda)
23. Makhathini – Nombolo#1 (South Africa)
24. Burning Bush Everybody – Nneka (Nigeria)
25. Ndekha (remix) – The Very Best & Moroka feat. Thandiswa Mazwai, Spoek Mathambo, Mo Laudi (Malawi/Sweden/South Africa)
26. Tout Ceci Ne Vous Rendre Pas Le Congo – Baloji (Democratic Republic of Congo)
27. Boogly Woogly – The Brother Moves On (South Africa)
28. Tselane – Blk Jks (South Africa)
29. Dog To Bone – Spoek Mathambo (South Africa)
30. Dreamer’s Soundtrack – Just a Band (Kenya)
31. Mara Hio Hio – Sauti Sol feat. General Pype & Sasha (Kenya)

















Spoek Mathambo Announces New Album ‘Father Creeper’
South African afro-futurist Spoek Mathambo has announced the release of his sophomore album Father Creeper. He hints that the new work — recorded in South Africa, USA, and Sweden — will feature “bigger arrangements, [plus himself] getting hand-on with the production, and delivering a more personal album.” Look for it March 13 from Sub Pop Records!
In other news, Spoek will soon release a covers collection of ”South African classics form the 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s.” It will feature vocals from SA acts The Frown, Dirty Paraffin, Syntax and BFG. Stream and download Father Creeper‘s first single “Put Some Red On It,” produced by CHLLNGR and penned by Gnucci Banana, below.