Exclusive Interview with TKZee on Halloween release anniversary

This year marks the 20th anniversary of TKZee’s iconic album Halloween. Where were you when tracks like Mambotjie, Dlala Mapantsula and We Love This Place made us kick off our shoes, get on the dance floor and say hello, hello December? To celebrate this milestone East Coast Urban’s Thandolwethu and East Coast Drive’s Bongani Mtolo sat down with TKZee’s Zwai Bala and Sbu MaLawyer to discuss everything from their inspiration, to the highs and lows of the industry as well as what Halloween means two decades later. #TKZeeHalloween

[@mzwandilesithole5697]

Kabelo's sollo projects were super.. but ke Kabelo we know who your incubator is....BE FORE YOU DECIDED TO EMBARK ON THAT SOLO PROJECT..we know the main guy is..and that is Tk a.k.a Magesh....Sbu we know that all the songs that you're known for were nothing without Tokollo....so stop basking in his sunshine....and you Zwai I respect...you always come CORRECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ThamiMthabela]

Eesh bafethu! Great interview, Sbusiso indoda emfishane

[@omphilelouw734]

Di pudi tsena.... Never baloke, Geuzeni wa mampela. RIP Mageu

[@sfisothecreative]

Thank you ECR and thank you TKZ

[@mzoxolozenani6869]

That was dope interview ever thank you guys

[@omphilelouw734]

In my feels

[@siyabongamalemiah7640]

Game changers

[@thembekilemsomi1149]

Kwaito started in '94

[@omphilelouw734]

Always thought Amalawyer-lawyer just was a song. Kanti umuntu

[@kamoya8]

Back then Kwaito artists were nicknamed after their first single. Arthur “Vuvuzela,” Mdu “Tsiki-Tsiki,” Sbu “Amalawyer!”

[@sthembileseja7195]

the chiskops, 2pac akaboni niks..ayabenyezela

[@dylansandile6801]

Need coming home album