Born on June 28 in the rural heart of Mkuze, KwaZulu-Natal, ConwaySA has made Soweto, Gauteng, his creative home. Signed to Twenty Aid Music, he’s not just a rapper and producer—he’s a storyteller whose lyrics cut deep and resonate widely.

His passion for hip-hop sparked back in 2010 when he started crafting rhymes, but it wasn’t until 2012—pushed by the unwavering support of friends and family—that he took his first steps as a recording artist. More than a decade later, ConwaySA’s dedication has evolved into a career defined by lyrical precision and innovative soundscapes.

With a unique blend of introspection and swagger, his music balances raw emotion with clever wordplay. From the catchy, anthemic hooks of “She’s Mine” to the haunting self-reflection of “Live a Lie,” his catalog weaves through moods and moments, equally at home in the club and in late-night contemplation.

Career Milestones & Sound Evolution

A turning point came in 2016 when ConwaySA earned a spot in the finals of Johannesburg’s Jägermeister #BackTheArtist competition—a national talent search judged by industry giants. This recognition fueled his rise and cemented his determination to push creative boundaries.

Since then, his discography has grown into a dynamic portfolio that defies labels:
• Mixtapes: Introit (2016), a raw and unfiltered introduction to his craft, and Sonogram (2020), a solo masterpiece blending lush production with themes of personal growth.
• Collaborative EPs: Name This – EP (2018) with KELLENN, showcasing fiery chemistry, and HELL CARTEL: Holiday Series (2019), a gritty, genre-bending collective effort.
• 2021: Backroom Artist EP (Coming Soon)—born from quarantine reflections, mixing melodic rap with stark vulnerability.

Tracks like “2 Lives (feat. KELLENN)” and “You” highlight his ability to balance sharp collaborations with his own solo depth. Platforms like Genius showcase the layered poetry behind his verses, inviting listeners to dig deeper.

For ConwaySA, hip-hop is more than just music—it’s a way to confront life, reflect on struggles, and celebrate triumphs. From the dusty roads of Mkuze to the vibrant streets of Soweto, his journey is one of resilience and rhythm.

Press play and let the story unfold.