Songs
The album has produced hits for the clubs and smooth layback tracks for radio play. The first single "Can U Feel It" was produce by DJ Kboz and The Dogg and features Tre Van Die Kasie. The song won two awards (best single and song of the year) at the 2007 Sanlam-NBC Music Awards. It also won the most respected African kwaito award, "best kwaito video" at the 2008 Channel-O Spirit of Africa Music Video Awards. The song was also again nominated for African Artist of the Year by Nigeria's Hip-Hop World Awards The second single "Get Sum More" is a duet with Qonja of Lowkey Records, it is a club hit song containing house and rock elements with brilliant rhyming from the two artist. On "Ondahala Okushiva" (meaning "I wanna know" in Oshiwambo), Dogg and Tre reminisce their days before they were in the music industry and how things have changed for them. "He He He" is an aggressive song in which Dogg questions his critics and outrage Gazza. Other high profile and charting songs on the album are "My Girl", "Good Time", "Another 1", "Komusha Shomtu" and the hip hop sound "Hands Up" which is believed to be a diss to local rapper Jericho.
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