CampMasters Unleash Explosive New EP “Music B4 Fame” in Tribute to Durban’s Gqom Roots

The electrifying Gqom duo CampMasters has officially released their brand-new EP titled Music B4 Fame, a six-track offering that dives deep into the raw, unfiltered essence of Durban’s dance music scene. Hailing from Umlazi, KwaZulu-Natal, Mzwandile Khuluse and Khumbulani “Wonder Boy” Langa have once again delivered a body of work that blends nostalgia with innovation, proving their unwavering commitment to the Gqom genre.

More than just a name, Music B4 Fame pays homage to CampMasters’ early days and the underground hustle that defined their rise. It’s a love letter to the genre and city that shaped them, and a rallying cry for artists who continue to carry the Gqom torch in an evolving musical landscape.

The EP boasts a high-powered tracklist that brings together some of the biggest names and freshest talents in the scene. Opening with Why Not featuring Uncool MC, Captain, and Ornica, the project sets a high-energy tone from the start. Hure follows with heavyweight collaborators DJ Tira, Joocy, and General C’Mamane, adding layered production and catchy vocal delivery. Other standout tracks include Extra Time featuring Blaq Kiidd, Nyakaza with Captain and SunOrnza, and Golden Camp featuring GoldMax of Distruction Boyz fame. The EP wraps up with GT, a solo banger that captures CampMasters’ distinct sonic fingerprint.

What sets this release apart is how seamlessly it integrates both veteran hitmakers and rising stars. The EP not only highlights Durban’s collaborative spirit but also shows how CampMasters are helping shape Gqom’s future without letting go of its roots. With each drop, fans are treated to pounding percussion, crisp vocal chops, and the hypnotic groove that has come to define the duo’s signature sound—only this time, sharper and more refined than ever.

Music B4 Fame isn’t just a celebration of where CampMasters come from—it’s a statement about where they’re headed. At a time when Gqom is facing stiff competition from genres like Amapiano and Afrotech, this EP stands as a bold declaration that the genre still has plenty of fire left.

Now available across all major digital platforms, Music B4 Fame is not just a must-listen for Gqom enthusiasts—it’s a blueprint for the genre’s next era, driven by the pulse of Umlazi and the passion of two artists who refuse to let the beat fade.