Fets
Fets is a group from Cape Town, South Africa, with members Kevin Laidler on vocals, Jonathan McCollough rapping and producing, Duncan Mkhize on DJ and...
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Fets is a group from Cape Town, South Africa, with members Kevin Laidler on vocals, Jonathan McCollough rapping and producing, Duncan Mkhize on DJ and production duties, and Shadrack Khumalo on drums. They put out their first EP in 2017, which included the track 'Falling (feat. Koosen & Green Bull)'. That song got some attention and helped people start paying notice.
They followed up with another EP called 'Legacy' in 2019, and a collection of unreleased material titled 'The Lost Tapes' in 2021. Their music tends to mix hip-hop, R&B, and electronic sounds, though the existing write-up leans a bit promotional on that front. They have a song called 'After Hours' that shows up in their top tracks, along with 'Toosie Slide'.
There's mention of some criticism over their approach, but the details are vague. They've kept working, with an album called 'Rise' reportedly on the way for 2023.
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