Blxckie Talks Future Of African Music, Global Tours, And Collaborations In A Candid Interview

Blxckie Talks Future Of African Music, Global Tours, And Collaborations In A Candid Interview. In a world where the global music industry continues to evolve, South Africa’s rap star, Blxckie, is envisioning a world where African artists not only dominate local charts but also tour the world together, taking their unique sound and stories to international audiences.

The rapper and singer, who has earned recognition for his blend of rap, trap, and melodic beats, is confident that the African music scene can achieve something massive. In a recent interview, Blxckie was asked about the potential for African artists—like himself and breakout star Tyla—to join forces and tour the world alongside their peers from the continent. His response was filled with optimism and a clear understanding of the tight-knit nature of South Africa’s music scene.

“I think that’s a dope vibe,” Blxckie began, speaking of the possibility of African artists collaborating on an international level. “I don’t think we are that far apart. The music industry in South Africa is small compared to the rest of the world, and a lot of us know each other.”

Blxckie’s words reflect the deep connections within the South African music industry. He went on to share how his relationship with Tyla, who has recently seen a meteoric rise in the global music scene, predates her international fame. “I know Tyla before she blew up; we used to speak a lot about music. We were supposed to work on a joint,” Blxckie revealed, reminiscing about their conversations about collaborations. While Tyla’s success is now undeniable, the bond between the two artists remains strong.

Blxckie also spoke of his connection with another South African legend, DJ Black Coffee, noting that their interactions were always rooted in a shared passion for music. “I’ve met Black Coffee also, and we spoke about music,” he added. These moments of camaraderie highlight how African musicians are not just acquaintances but often friends who share similar goals and dreams for the future of the music scene.

Despite these promising relationships, Blxckie is also grounded in the reality of the industry. He acknowledged that while an international collaboration or world tour might not happen overnight, it’s certainly within reach. “Obviously, there’s levels to everything, and you know it can’t just happen spontaneously like that, but I don’t think it’s impossible,” he explained. “I feel like it’s something that could happen as long as everyone is on the same page.”