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Skrypt

Skrypt — rapper who released second album 'It's Still Giving' with KP Illest in 2026.

2020-07-032026-10-06

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  1. September 2026
  2. Namibian Sun

    Skrypt and KP Illest have reunited for It's Still Giving, the sequel to their 2023 project It's Giving

    Source

    “Award-winning Namibian hip-hop duo Skrypt and KP Illest have reunited for It's Still Giving, the sequel to their 2023 project It's Giving.”

    Skrypt and KP Illest drop 'It’s Still Giving'
  3. February 2026
  4. The Namibian

    Skrypt is building a network for sport with sport agency EPSA 27

    Source

    “He's building a network for sport with sport agency EPSA 27, working on two albums, dropping tons of visuals, and is about to drop merchandise – all while settling in at his new Fresh FM gig.”

    Looking Ahead: How Namibian Creatives are Positioning Themselves for 2026
  5. September 2025
  6. The Namibian

    Skrypt is hosting a music television show running Fridays on DStv's Channel O

    Source

    “From the end of August, the show has been running Fridays on DStv's Channel O as a celebration of Namibian talent, a cultural showcase and a chance for local artists to take their sound to the world stage.”

    Skrypt Makes Namibian Music Global With ‘Bora Box’
  7. The Namibian

    Skrypt has been a major voice in Namibia's hip-hop movement for years

    Source

    “At the centre of it all is Skrypt, a rapper who has been a major voice in Namibia's hip-hop movement for years.”

    Skrypt Makes Namibian Music Global With ‘Bora Box’
  8. July 2020
  9. The Namibian

    Skrypt is Namibia Annual Music Awards hip-hop artist of the year

    Source

    “In studio he had glamour model Jhonte 'BaddestBubbleButt' Moller, Namibia Annual Music Awards hip-hop artist of the year Skrypt, make-up artist and personality Jay Aeron, rapper AntanyKnows and jewellery designer and 'The Bachelor South Africa' participant Andeline Wieland.”

    What's In The Bag?
Culture

KP Illest and Skrypt release second album 'It's Still Giving'

The News

Three years after their 2023 debut collaboration 'It's Giving', rappers KP Illest and Skrypt have released a follow-up album of the same name. The duo says the new project reflects their maturation as artists while maintaining the creative chemistry that defined their original partnership.

29 September 2026 · The Namibian →

Tuesday 29 September

  1. KP Illest and Skrypt release second album 'It's Still Giving'

    Three years after their 2023 debut collaboration 'It's Giving', rappers KP Illest and Skrypt have released a follow-up album of the same name. The duo says the new project reflects their maturation as artists while maintaining the creative chemistry that defined their original partnership.

    29 September 2026 · The Namibian →

Friday 25 September

  1. Skrypt and KP Illest release new hip-hop album

    Award-winning Namibian hip-hop duo Skrypt and KP Illest have reunited for It's Still Giving, a 12-track album that is the sequel to their 2023 project It's Giving.

    25 September 2026 · Namibian Sun →

Monday 30 March

  1. Namibian Theatre and Film Awards return after six-year hiatus

    The Namibian Theatre and Film Awards held their first ceremony since 2019 at the National Theatre of Namibia, honouring excellence in film and theatre. Top awards went to Rodney Gariseb's 'Naked Spaces' for best staged production and Errol Geingob's 'Speel Aan' for best feature film, with keynote speaker Hakeem Kae-Kazim celebrating artists' resilience through the pandemic.

    30 March 2026 · The Namibian →

Saturday 7 February

  1. Namibian creatives outline ambitious plans for 2026

    From musicians and fashion designers to visual artists and comedians, Namibian creatives are entering 2026 with sharpened purpose, focusing on international expansion, sustainable careers, and industry unity. Common themes include building collaborative networks, prioritizing authenticity and mentorship, and reducing dependence on government support to create their own opportunities.

    7 February 2026 · The Namibian →

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