Nasty C Curates Exclusive Audiomack Playlist

Hailing from South Africa, Nasty C embodies hip-hop's global reach. The 23-year-old is a star in his native continent and primed for a global takeover as a new signee of Def Jam Africa.

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This week, he's released his highly-anticipated new mixtape, ZULU with DJ Whoo Kid, which includes "They Don’t," a powerful collaboration with trap legend T.I. that adds to the fight against injustice and racism.

Today, the artist has shared his specially curated playlist Nasty C's New Hip-Hop, a new Audiomack-exclusive set of songs that reflect his recent listening.

“This is a select mix of recent hip-hop bangers I listen to every time I’m in the car driving," Nasty C says regarding the Audiomack playlist. "Add it to your library and get lit.”

The 13-track playlist includes selections from some of hip-hop's biggest names, including Future, Lil Uzi Vert, and Travis Scott, along with up-and-comers like Jack Harlow and Lil Keed and tracks from Nasty C himself.

Listen to ZULU, the new mixtape from Nasty C and DJ Whoo Kid, below.

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