Shamiso Names Standout Artists With The Best Flow In SA Hip Hop. Media personality Shamiso Mosaka has weighed in on the ever-evolving debate around who truly commands the best flow in South African hip hop, offering a perspective that leans away from the usual frontrunners.
Speaking during an interview with Upclose SA at the Resistance Festival, Shamiso shared her personal picks for artists whose delivery and rhythm stand out to her. While names like Nasty C and A-Reece are often central to such conversations, she shifted the spotlight toward two artists she feels deserve more recognition.
“I feel like a lot of people probably talk about Nasty C and A-Reece,” she said. “I really like Flvme’s music. I really like the way Flvme moves. I love his music. I love his feature on ‘Take It Easy’ by DJ Speedsta. That’s also dope. Also, The Big Hash. I love Hash’s music.”
Her praise for Flvme highlights an artist known for his smooth blend of melodic trap and versatile flows. His contribution to “Take It Easy,” a collaborative track that also features Frank Casino, K.Keed, and Ben September, has been widely recognised by listeners as one of the song’s standout moments.
Shamiso also spotlighted The Big Hash, a Pretoria-born artist celebrated for merging hip hop with R&B influences. Since emerging at a young age, he has built a loyal following through introspective lyricism and a sound that resonates strongly with digital-era audiences.
As the conversation around SA hip hop continues to evolve, with new waves of melodic rap and trap influences gaining traction, Shamiso’s shout-outs underscore the depth of talent beyond the most talked-about names.
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