Is there still a great need for Idols in this country? Does the hip-hop industry need another season of The Hustle? What makes The Voice a great platform for artists trying to enter into the music industry? What made Redbull’s Lift As You Rise so successful? On this week’s episode, we have a candid discussion about the positives and negatives of music-based talent shows, especially here in South Africa. We also discuss the latest Bryson Tiller album, “Anniversary” as we wait for his much anticipated upcoming album. Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

J Molley is widely regarded as “the leader of the new wave” in the South African hip-hop music scene. From “945” to “Lightning”, to “Always Stressed” and now “Ang’na Stress”; Molley seems to always be looking for ways to push not only himself but his fellow new wave peers as well. Having released what is now considered a genre classic, “Dreams Money Can Buy”, J Molley is back with another full-length project and so, it’s only right that we take a deep dive into it and review it the best way we know how! Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

There is no denying by now that Costa Titch has quickly become one of South Africa’s most talked about artists, especially in 2020. After releasing a string of back to back hits, assisted by some of the game’s best (Riky Rick, AKA & Boity), Costa has now finally released his debut album titled, “Made In Africa”. This week, on the show, we review this debut body of work and discuss all the highs and lows and what to expect from Costa moving forward. Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

This week we take a look at one of the most refreshing voices in the South African music scene as we review an album tilted Son Of Uri by rising alternative star, Espacio Dios. This body of work can be categorized as somewhat of an alternative-pop body of work that has roots in rhythmic tribal sonics. We also discuss how artists like Espacio, Muzi, LordKez and a few others are at the forefront of pushing the South African alternative music scene to new heights. Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

Cassper Nyovest is arguably one of the greatest hip hop entertainers South Africa has ever had but there has always been a split opinion when it comes to his skills and abilities as an actual MC. In this episode we discuss his latest album, Any Minute Now, in-depth and also try to figure out why he doesn’t seem to always get the credit when it comes to the actual music. Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

Damned if you do. Damned if you don't. Bonus episode Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

This week on episode 10 we have general discussions on multiple topics ranging from a brief review of Big Sean’s comeback album “Detroit 2” to Focalistic and his trailblazing dominant 2020 year and also the importance of new school superstar Costa Titch and the role he plays in a diverse South African music industry Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

This week we discuss Ipeleng's debut project titled "Unsolicited" & peel back a few of it's many heartfelt layers. Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

This week on TBKS Podcast we take a look at the much talked about third studio album by Nasty C. We review the album in its entirety and discuss if it lived up to the expectations of the general consensus.We discuss what this third studio album from Nasty C means for him and his career moving forward as he continues to further establish himself in the American market. Was this album a hit or miss?? Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram

This week on The Best Kept Secret Podcast we review and dissect the collaborative project by FLVME and Die Mondez, titled "RedLight District"We discuss everything from production to lyrics and features and all the positives and negatives from the album. Visit TBKS website · Follow TBKS on Facebook · Follow TBKS on Twitter · Follow TBKS on Instagram