Cape Town rapper K.Keed links up with Orish on “Tuku Tuku,” the second lead single from the Umgaranto II album. Hennybelit handles production, building the instrumental around looped percussion and a rhythm structure that works in a club setting or through headphones late at night. The beat doesn’t commit to one energy level, so the track moves between pockets without losing momentum.
K.Keed, born Mihlali Koyana, has been releasing music since 2019 and operates under Gallo Record Company. Her previous projects include the 2022 EP ALTER-EGO and the 2025 album Bite the Bullet, which came out in February. She announced “Tuku Tuku” on Instagram shortly after “Abenam” crossed 100,000 views on YouTube, keeping the rollout direct with no extra build-up.
Orish brings a complementary energy to the record. Both artists deliver without crowding each other, and the chemistry feels natural rather than engineered. K.Keed’s delivery is sharp from the first bar, while Orish holds his own space on the track.
The single positions K.Keed as someone who releases music with intention, not volume. Umgaranto II includes 11 tracks, and “Tuku Tuku” serves as a strong entry point for listeners unfamiliar with her catalog.
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