1060 Hip Hop Uncut

 HHP, Depression, and Motswako: Commemorating Jabba's Legacy and South African Mental Health Awareness The Silence of a Pioneer Jabulani "Jabba" Tsambo, better known to the world as HHP (Hip Hop Pantsula), was a vibrant pioneer whose music, Motswako, blended Setswana and English into a uniquely South African soundscape. His passing in October 2018 sent shockwaves through the continent, not just for the loss of a musical icon, but because it forced a spotlight onto a topic often shrouded in shame and silence: mental health awareness in South Africa, particularly among men. HHP was one of the few prominent figures to speak openly about his long and devastating battle with depression and multiple suicide attempts. His candour, while mocked by some at the time, has since become a powerful, albeit tragic, catalyst. Commemorating HHP’s life means celebrating his art, but more importantly, it means continuing the crucial conversation he bravely started about mental h...

 HHP & PJ Powers' "Jabulani" Remix: Celebrating a Motswako King's Unifying Legacy | #RememberingHHP Today, as we mark the deeply felt anniversary of Jabulani Tsambo’s passing—better known to the world as the pioneering Hip Hop Pantsula or simply HHP—we are drawn back to the vibrant tapestry of his musical contributions. Among his rich discography, a track that perfectly encapsulates his spirit of cross-cultural collaboration and joyous energy is the iconic "Jabulani" remix featuring the legendary South African singer, PJ Powers. More than just a song, this 2010 collaboration was a moment in South African music history, a joyful fusion that bridged generations, genres, and cultural divides. Let’s dive deep into the magic of this track and reflect on why it remains a powerful symbol of HHP’s enduring legacy. Bridging the Divide: The Genesis of the "Jabulani" Remix The original "Jabulani" by PJ Powers ...