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EMTEE'S NEXT ALBUM WILL FEATURE OVERSEAS ARTISTS!

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EMTEE has taken the South African music scene by storm and said he plans to give up-and-coming rappers the same chance in the future.
Born Mthembeni Ndevu in Matatiele, Eastern Cape, he made serious waves with his debut album Ghetto Hero, which was inspired by Steve Biko.
During a recent interview with Daily Sun, Emtee said he was planning to feature an undiscovered talent on his label, African Trap Music.
The rapper, who is currently working on his second album, said he would soon be launching a new show called Rap 4 Me on DStv’s GauTV channel.
He said the programme would give young rappers the chance to show off their skills.
Emtee told the SunTeam: “I always wanted to be a ghetto hero. Rap in Mzansi has grown so much that a new hit is released every second week by one of the hip hop giants.
“However, it’s difficult for new rappers to break into mainstream hip hop. They need to get funds for a demo and then find someone bold enough to push their product.”
Emtee said he knew what it was like to come from a disadvantaged area.
Speaking about his upcoming 20-track
album, he said: “It will blow fans’ minds apart. I will be featuring artists from here and overseas.
“We are just putting the finishing touches to it.”
Emtee said he started making money from his music at the tender age of 17.
Before that, he was the youngest choir conductor ever at Barnato Park High School and won many provincial competitions with the school’s marimba band. 
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