South African producer DrummeRTee924 joins TheBunny04 on “THAT BASS HACKER,” a bass-heavy release that takes Amapiano into a more experimental direction.
There is little interest in keeping things soft on this record. The production is built around deep basslines, aggressive drum patterns and electronic sounds tied to sgidongo and private-school sgija.
DrummeRTee924, whose real name is Thabo Malapela, handles the instrumental arrangement himself. He gives the bass a central role, so the heavier sounds drive the recording instead of conventional Amapiano melodies.
The pair’s partnership is not new, because both artists have worked together several times before. Their past releases include “The Bass Factory,” “WATA WATA,” “The Earthquake Bassline 2.0” and “Sgidongo Bounce 3.1.”
“THAT BASS HACKER” arrived on November 10, 2026, under 924 Music Entertainment. It adds to their growing collection of experimental South African dance music.
Harder basslines keep pulling the genre into new territory, and this record leans into that shift without apology.
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