House Supremacy: Session One banging

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

New kids on the block - Thee Supremacy - have come up with scotching hot album full of house jams namely, House Supremacy: Session One.

The house duo prefer to be known by their stage names of Tony Tyga and Gilroy. It must be mentioned that the youngsters, who featured Greg Smith, Maizo, Tshepo Lesole and Fexie did their homework and the album is most certainly 'banging'.

It contains 10 tracks, namely Midnight Prayer, Hold On, Ayoba, Speechless, Praise Him, Woza Summer, Tsamao Robala, House Blast, I'm Sorry and Supremacy. Some of the tunes that are going to win this duo fans include Hold On, Ayoba, Speechless, Praise Him and House Blast.

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