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South African Hip-Hop star Nasty C is back with a banger! Blending rap, rock, and alternative sounds, “Psychic” captures a bold new chapter for “The Coolest Kid In Africa”.
The self-produced track is a confident, flex-heavy anthem that sees him embracing change, brushing off distractions, and delivering sharp lyricism with an elevated tone. It’s a fearless record from an artist in transition, moving with purpose and clarity.
The track is dropping while Nasty C is rolling out the 7th edition of his Ivyson Tour, which is happening with a twist this time — instead of just announcing tour dates, Nasty C is letting his fans across Africa request him and the Ivyson Tour to their city via TOORLY, a fan-driven global touring platform that’s launching in Africa.
The more requests a city gets, the higher its chances of landing a tour stop – and fans across the continent have been going wild rallying their cities to lock in a show!
To request Nasty C to your city, visit https://t.ly/IvysonTourFanRequests
Listen to “Psychic” on your preferred streaming platform.
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