Vee Brewing A Storm In Tlokweng

MONKAGEDI GAOTLHOBOGWE
Staff Writer | Monday February 1, 2010 00:00

 

He has run to BK Proctor's studio in Tlokweng eager to put the disappointment of  his 2009 album behind. BK Proctor's productions in  the past benefited Vee a lot after he did the whole of the star's  2008 album, Staggalash.

Interestingly, in his disappointing 2009 album, Vee  worked with Eric Ramco studios, the same studios, which released Taku-Taku in 2003, and catapulted him to cult status. However, the magic was not to be found.

Vee's last album, had trade-mark house-kwasa production   with the song Mamacita being promoted as the hit track, while another track was the remake of South African disco man, Lazarus Kgagodi's  O tla Nchesa Ka Kwae.  In the same album Vee  also collaborated with popular House DJ's BujoMujo of South Africa.

Vee went on to release a collaboration album with Slizer, which became one of the  most celebrated albums over the festive period, along with Ekentolo Vol.2 by Culture Spears studios.

'I'm confident I am cooking a storm. This production is hot, it will shake  the market,' Vee said on Saturday after revealing that the whole album is being produced by BK Proctor.

In the past, Vee has worked with producers like Eric Ramco, Robert Dargie, and Kenny Makenzo as  he strived to remain top dog in the game. However, it was a female star Slizer, who has dominated the sales in the genre over the last two years with her debut dance album.