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Nasty C Reveals His 3 Favourite South African R&B Songs of All Time

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Nasty C reveals his three favourite South African R&B songs, naming tracks by Jamali, Ringo Madlingozi, and Verde & Pitch Black.

Nasty C has given fans a glimpse into his musical influences by revealing the three South African R&B songs that rank among his favourites of all time.

The rapper shared his picks during an interview with SA Hip Hop Mag, offering an unexpected look at the songs that have shaped his appreciation for R&B.

His choices come at an interesting time in his career, particularly following the release of Ts & Cs Apply, his collaborative R&B project with Tellaman.

Nasty C’s R&B playlist

When asked to name his top three R&B songs, Nasty C settled on three South African classics.

His list includes:

  1. Jamali – “Love For Me”
  2. Ringo Madlingozi – “Sondela”
  3. Verde & Pitch Black – “Never Let U Go”

The selections span different sounds and eras, showing that Nasty C’s appreciation for R&B stretches well beyond contemporary releases.

Nasty C, South African R&B, SA R&B, Tellaman, Ts & Cs Apply, Jamali, Ringo Madlingozi, Verde, Pitch Black, SA Hip Hop, South African music, R&B music
Nasty C reveals his three favourite South African R&B songs, naming tracks by Jamali, Ringo Madlingozi, and Verde & Pitch Black.

A distinctly South African selection

Perhaps the most interesting part of Nasty C’s choices is that he did not simply reach for globally recognised R&B hits.

Instead, he highlighted South African artists whose music has made an impact on the local soul and R&B landscape.

Jamali’s “Love For Me” brings a polished group-R&B sound to the list, while Ringo Madlingozi’s “Sondela” represents the enduring influence of South African soul.

“Never Let U Go” by Verde and Pitch Black completes the trio, giving the selection another dimension.

The influence behind ‘Ts & Cs Apply’

Nasty C’s choices also provide some insight into his creative direction on Ts & Cs Apply.

The album sees him explore R&B alongside Tellaman, moving into a space that allows the rapper to showcase a different side of his artistry.

His favourite songs suggest that his relationship with the genre is rooted in South African music as much as it is in international influences.

For fans listening to Ts & Cs Apply, Nasty C’s playlist could offer an interesting starting point for exploring some of the local sounds that resonate with him.

And now that he has revealed his personal top three, the debate is open: did Nasty C get his R&B picks right?

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