These words encapsulate what Tuks is about, paying homage to one of the most critical aspects of the five elements of hip hop for an MC, rhythm and poetry.

The art of story-telling in Setswana and English started a movement that was later dubbed motswako and is led by people like Tuks for over five years.

[citation needed] Born Tumelo Kepadisa in 1981 in Mafikeng, Tuks Senganga started writing poetry at the age of 12 having drawn his inspiration from his daily experiences of having grown up in the Bophutatswana homeland during the apartheid regime which was later re-established as the North West Province in South Africa.

[citation needed] He took a two-year break from the industry to work on his business interests and came back in 2008 with a thought-provoking third album, Monopoly, which was influenced by several conspiracy theory documentaries.

The company was founded in 2004 and Tuks now runs his own artist and events management, communications, publishing and music production house.

Following a successful UK tour in December 2011, Tuks’ collaborated with the Australian producer M-Phazes and the New York-based songwriter, Lydia Caesar, on the album's second single titled "Love Angel".

The album consists of 19 tracks including singles like "Gafa" and "Molopita" featuring various artists from South Africa like Mo Molemi and KayGizm(Morafe) also "Scar" from Botswana, Production by Seiso Tswak Baker, Rwess Louis, Blackout Beats and Fatal aXetatic [3]