Zingah Brings Back ‘Choppin It with Bhuda T’ After Lengthy Break
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Zingah Brings Back ‘Choppin It with Bhuda T’ After Lengthy Break. South African hip-hop has been handed another reason to pay attention as Zingah returns to the mic with a fresh episode of Choppin It with Bhuda T, ending a lengthy break from the podcast that left fans asking when the next conversation would arrive.
Known to many as Bhuda T and the Lawd of the Entire, Zingah announced the show’s return with Marcus Harvey as his latest guest. From the teaser alone, the conversation looks set to cover plenty of ground, including Harvey’s upcoming album Son of Elvis, the inner workings of Stay Low, the “Stay Low Binnis”, the ongoing conversation around Zoocci Coke Dope, and much more.
The comeback is significant for a platform that carved out its own space in South African hip-hop and Amapiano culture. Since launching after Zingah stepped away from active music, Choppin It with Bhuda T became known for its relaxed but revealing conversations with some of the country’s biggest names.
Over the years, the show has welcomed artists including Mashbeatz, Stogie T, Blxckie, Flvme and Nadia Nakai, creating a space where artists could speak openly about their careers, relationships within the industry, personal struggles and the wider state of South African music.
Its absence has been noticeable, particularly as conversations around ownership and creative control continue to dominate the music industry. Zingah previously addressed the prolonged silence, making it clear that taking control of his creative direction remained important to him. His return now suggests that the captain is ready to steer the ship again.
For Marcus Harvey, the timing could hardly be more fitting. The Alexandra-born singer, rapper and producer has steadily built a reputation for his distinctive blend of Sepedi lyricism, neo-soul, R&B and hip-hop. His catalogue, which includes the I Am Marcus Harvey series and Now You Know Me, has earned him a growing audience while establishing him as one of the more intriguing voices in the new generation.
His upcoming project Son of Elvis adds another layer to the conversation, with anticipation building around the album and Harvey’s next chapter. With Stay Low’s business dealings and the much-discussed Zoocci Coke Dope saga also expected to enter the conversation, the episode could offer fans a closer look at the stories unfolding behind the music.
That combination is precisely where Choppin It with Bhuda T has traditionally thrived. Rather than polished talking points, the show has built its identity around candid conversations that allow artists to unpack the realities behind their public personas.
Now, after the wait, the chop is back.
With Zingah back in the chair and Marcus Harvey bringing a fresh perspective to the table, fans can expect the kind of unfiltered conversation that made the podcast a standout in the first place. No rehearsed answers, no predictable questions and, if the teaser is anything to go by, plenty of fly shit.
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