Rolling Stone by Robin Thirdfloor

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Produced by Tshepang ‘RAMBO’ Ramoba, ‘Rolling Stone’ is said to be a raw confrontation of what it means to pursue a dream, living in the shadow of a man you never knew. In the song Robin lyrically takes on a narrative approach, with a deep thought provoking subject. A definite must-hear joint for those who seek for more in-depth sounds. Praises… – Hype Magazine South Africa

‘Rolling Stone’ is drenched in menacing, introspective lyricism within a synth-dense atmosphere. Although simplistic in dynamic, the instrumental section allows for the lyrical content to be center stage. Confronting an array of personal issues from abandonment to career scrutiny and a change in perception, Nyawose’s impressive lyrical maturity highlights the relative lack thereof when it comes to SA’s more commercial hip hop artists. Lined with disorientating synth melodies, the artist’s focus jumps from a mother’s expectations to a partner’s criticisms, later linking both by comparison, while the repetitive “Papa was a rolling stone” creates a pivotal chorus centered around his father’s absence. A display of lyrical maturity that confronts an array of personal issues. – Texx and the City

On his latest single, ‘Rolling Stone’, the Umlazi native delivers an introspective look at dealing with abandonment issues whilst living in the shadow of a father he never knew. It’s a mature and emotional single from a young act, fresh on the scene. Durban hip-hop has been all about the turn-up lately but it appears the new kids on the block are looking to offer more than music to jol to. – Durban Is Yours

Simphiwe Nyawose, sparkled as a young alternative hip-hop artist in March 2014. His music collaborations include DJ Tira, Mzokoloko, Youngsta, Ginger Trill, HCL, Moonchild, Easy Freak, Black Moss (Korea), Dejot aka Dubokaj (Switerland), and Zambian-Swiss rapper Rootwords.

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