Emtee And Saudi Hint At Possible ATM Collaboration Tape Release This Year

Emtee And Saudi Hint At Possible ATM Collaboration Tape Release This Year. South African hip hop fans are on high alert after Emtee and Saudi hinted at a possible collaborative project during a recent interview, setting social media and music circles alight with speculation.

The moment came when they were asked about the long-awaited African Trap Movement collaboration tape and whether it was finally on the way. Rather than offering a straight answer, the two artists leaned into mystery. “You never know. It’s going to be a cold June,” they said.

That single line was enough to send fans into theory mode. In South Africa, June marks the heart of winter, especially in Johannesburg, where icy mornings and freezing nights are common. Beyond the weather reference, the phrase might also point to the rappers’ plan to release the tape in June this year.

As pillars of the African Trap Movement, Emtee and Saudi played a major role in shaping the trap sound that helped push South African hip hop onto global playlists. Their chemistry has long been proven through previous collaborations, including standout moments alongside Sjava. Tracks like “Nkalakatha” remain cultural touchstones for fans of the era.

While both artists have spent recent years focused on individual journeys, Emtee, with projects such as DIY 3 and Saudi, releasing Msotra Dont Die, the tease suggests a possible reunion with a more focused joint vision.

Neither artist has followed up with more details, a move that feels intentional. In hip hop culture, vague hints often signal something bigger brewing behind the scenes.

For now, fans are left reading between the lines. If the promise of a cold June holds, South African trap music may be gearing up for a serious freeze.