Young talented local rapper Cmax tops the charts, has big plans for the future
- Cmax is a young and talented local rapper who has come a long way and plans on going a whole lot further
- He has topped the charts at some and plans on working with major players such as Emtee and Ntate Stunna
- The 20-year-old has managed to succeed without any sponsorship or management and is shooting his first music video
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Tshepo Isaac Moseme, better known by the stage name “Cmax” is a 20-year-old popular independent musician from a small town of Dewetsdorp in the Free State province.
He recently hit the top of the charts at the biggest radio station in Welkom with his hit song Hurting Me.
Speaking to Briefly News, Cmax revealed that he has big plans for the future. He is working on some new material that will be produced by C.lab MusiQ, Deejay Zaca and Troy Mowsiwa.
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He hopes to collaborate with Emtee and Ntate Stunna as well as a feature on TV. He will soon shoot his first music video in his hometown and he hopes to drop the track along with the music video.
Cmax is a self-made star, he has managed to achieve a number of milestones in his career with any management or sponsorship.
"So far I have worked with Audrey Kindred Mifi( The artist featured on Prince Kaybee’s better days hit song), Kenny Mc’Vital who recently released a song with Emtee, and an American rapper by the name of Van Gordon. I won the WEPENER ARTIST OF THE YEAR award. My latest release HURTING ME is on high rotation on Radio and is number 2 on THE EXCLUSIVE TOP 20 Show on the ROCK FM. Not forgetting that I have my own crew and clothing line by the name of Dope Squad which is also doing well locally."
"Money can buy anything": Andile graces billboard in New York, MaMkhize shaded
Earlier, Briefly News reported that Mzansi peeps are now convinced that money can by one anything after Andile Mpisane appeared in a billboard in New York. The social media users were reacting to a billboard of the Royal AM chairman that went up in the US before he shared the stage with the likes of Rick Ross and Nelly recently.
The peeps shaded the artist for allegedly buying his way to the top despite having no music talent. Most of them agreed that the soccer player's wealthy mom, Shauwn Mkhize, paid for her son to rub shoulders with the US rappers.
A clip of the billboard was posted by @Busani_MtalanaM on Twitter. Throwing shade at Andile Mpisane, the tweep captioned the clip:
"Andile Mpisane is showing us that money can buy anything."
Source: Briefly News