Asylum Nights adds impetus to the rap industry

Thursday, July 30, 2015

Hip- hop event Asylum Nights has added momentum growth of the local rap industry by exposing upcoming rappers and giving them a platform.

The event, which is hosted by Touch Motswako and Mono Rac, gives rappers a platform to showcase their craft in different forms such as freestyles, rap battles and performances.

With only a few months of establishment, the event has acquired a name and brought a number of changes in the rap industry.

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