Nasty C & Tellaman Unveil Tracklist & Release Date For Collaborative Album “T’s & C’s Apply”

Nasty C & Tellaman Unveil Tracklist & Release Date For Collaborative Album “T’s & C’s Apply.” Nasty C and Tellaman have officially announced their long-awaited collaborative album, giving fans their first full look at the project alongside pre-save links across major streaming platforms.

Sharing the news on social media, the duo kept the announcement personal, writing, “what’s up, got some news to share w you!” before revealing the complete 17-track lineup for the upcoming release.

The album is scheduled to arrive on September 1, 2026, and will be released independently through Nasty C’s TallRacks and Tellaman’s Select Play Music. The artists described the decision to release the project independently as an important step that allows them to retain creative freedom and ownership of their music.

They also expressed confidence that longtime supporters would enjoy what they have created together. “If you love me (Nasty C) & Tella… if you enjoy our music together… you’re gonna love this,” they told fans.

The project features 17 songs, blending Nasty C’s lyrical delivery with Tellaman’s signature melodic sound. Guest appearances include AyandaMVP, Oxlade, Lusanda, crownedYung and Blxckie, adding further star power to the album.

The official tracklist includes Intro featuring AyandaMVP, Call Me, Come Over 2.0 featuring Oxlade, Sally’s Interlude, Playlist, Natural, To The Moon & Back featuring AyandaMVP, Liar Liar, LFTOS featuring Lusanda, City Lights, Free, 1sec featuring crownedYung, Throw That, M 4 Must featuring crownedYung, Freak, Mode featuring Blxckie and As Planned.

Several songs carry explicit content labels, reflecting the authentic and unfiltered style that fans have come to expect from Nasty C’s music.

The collaborative project has been highly anticipated, with supporters eagerly waiting for a full-length release after the pair previously teased studio sessions and showcased their chemistry on earlier collaborations. Their decision to release the album independently also reflects a growing movement among South African artists who are choosing greater control over their music and careers.

Fans can now pre-save the album ahead of its September 1 release, with excitement already building online as listeners count down to what could become one of South Africa’s biggest hip-hop releases of 2026.