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Daneille Swagger x Queen Favie – BadAss
The unexpected and unlikely meeting of 2 rappers, “Queen Favie” from Reunion Republic and “Daneille Swagger” from Botswana led them
to collaborating on a single titled “Bad Ass”.
“Badass” has several meanings. The first that often comes to mind is “hard to tame” or “bad attitude”.
Yet, in the language of today’s young people, Badass is used to describe someone “charismatic” and with “strong character”.
The two women with strong characters and a style that does not leave indifference, combine their strength to bring a loud and strong subject that is important to them, that of women and more especially, that of black women, who suffer from the misogyny.
They wish to address the forms of misogyny suffered in the life of a woman, in the professional or personal environment, that one must remain strong and not hesitate to impose the “Woman Power Attitude”!
For this Queen Favie and Danielle Swagger hoist the flag with the title “Badass” !!! This collaboration has been set up and is carried by Christophe Durand, representative of the BlxckMail Ent label. (Botswana) and manager of Danielle Swagger and Rafael Janowicz, manager of Queen Favie and president of the Urban Roots association who carries the project “Queen Favie”.
Collaborators on this project: The beatmaker JT SpecialBoy (Botswana), The photographer Olivier LARDEUX (Reunion), The artist “DJ Krazy Ice” (Reunion Island) at the level of voice and mixing Rudy Zopire – tstprodreunion (Reunion), director of Street Clip.
Botswana’s lyrical sorcerer, Baxon, shifts gears with his latest release—an intimate, soul-stirring love song, accompanied by a visually stunning music video shot in Mogobane. Known for his deep, spellbinding lyricism, Baxon trades his usual mysticism for raw emotion, proving that vulnerability is just as powerful as bravado.
The track blends Afro-hip-hop with R&B influences, carried by his signature poetic delivery. Lyrically, it’s a mature reflection on love—not fleeting, but deeply rooted in devotion and understanding. The Mogobane visuals elevate the song’s essence, capturing golden sunsets, tranquil lakes, and quiet moments that feel more like memories than staged scenes.
This isn’t just a love song—it’s an evolution. Baxon is redefining what Botswana’s hip-hop can be, embracing depth, emotion, and sonic experimentation. Moithakathi has cast a new spell, and this time, it’s on the heart.
Lebogang Lentle, known as DJ LebGee, faced criticism on social media when she first entered the DJing scene. Despite the negative reception, she persevered and released a hit song, “Molekane,” featuring Han-C and MBONTHEBEAT.
The track has been well-received and is performing strongly in its first week. DJ LebGee’s journey exemplifies resilience and determination, proving that one should not let others dictate their capabilities. “Molekane” solidifies her presence in the music industry. Stream it now on Spotify!
“Molekane” speaks to her resilience and determination, highlighting how those who looked down on her will be left behind as she charts her path forward. DJ LebGee promised herself she would not be a reflection of her challenges, and the song’s lyrics chronicle her self-belief and confidence. Her journey exemplifies the spirit of not letting others dictate one’s capabilities. “Molekane” solidifies her presence in the music industry. Stream it now on Spotify!
“Mpolelele,” which translates to “tell me,” is poised to become a fan favorite from Ezra Neethings. The song delves into the desire for clarity and honesty in love. Ezra expresses his need for direct communication from his lover, as he doesn’t want to make assumptions or feel like he’s moving blindly. He asks his lover to share her feelings openly so he can be certain of her love. This heartfelt love song is set to climb the charts and resonate with many listeners. Watch the visualiser here
