In Known’s October profile, the performer was identified as Brendan Hendricks, who began writing songs at the age of nine. That interest developed through recording, rap battles and open mic performances. Those stages of his development provide some background to the independent artist now appearing on a television soundtrack.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!His existing catalogue includes “Polo”, “Baker’s Man” and the album On Q. The “Tafel” collaboration with Sly Kibb offered another introduction to his work through a music video on YouTube. Together, those releases give new listeners several starting points for exploring his music after encountering the Spinners track.
Eldorado Park artist BlondZz, known to his supporters as The Real Skelim, has landed a place on the Spinners 2 soundtrack alongside DJ SNEJA. Their collaboration, “Die Honde Is Terug”, is also heard in the television series, according to the announcement supplied by Magnolia Haus Communications.
The placement gives the independent artist a new route to listeners, connecting his music with a production rooted in South African spinning culture. It is a milestone that takes his work from a local fan base into the wider audience reached by the series.
A new chapter for The Real Skelim
BlondZz’s story begins in Eldorado Park, a community with a strong musical and cultural identity. The release positions the soundtrack placement as part of his effort to develop his catalogue and take his sound to audiences beyond his immediate surroundings.
Known readers may recognise the artist from our earlier coverage of BlondZz’s “Tafel” video with Sly Kibb. His latest collaboration brings DJ SNEJA into that continuing musical journey.
For an independent artist, being heard within a television production creates another point of discovery. Viewers can encounter a track through the story on screen, then seek out the artist and the rest of their work afterwards. In this case, the release links the song’s appearance in the series with its inclusion on the official soundtrack.
Where the song fits on the soundtrack
The track appears as number nine on Born In iGusheshe, credited to Spinners 2 Soundtrack, BlondZz and DJ Sneja. The album’s digital listings give its release date as 23 October 2026 and include 17 tracks. It is available through services including Apple Music and Amazon Music.
The supplied press release refers to the song as “Die hond Is Terug”; the digital soundtrack catalogues list it as “Die Honde Is Terug”. Listeners searching for the recording can use the catalogue spelling together with BlondZz and DJ Sneja’s names.
That distinction also helps separate the song from the album title. Born In iGusheshe is the wider soundtrack collection, while “Die Honde Is Terug” is the individual collaboration featured within it.
Music meets spinning culture
The Spinners series draws on the visual energy and local identity of South African spinning culture. Its mix of automotive action and storytelling creates a setting in which music helps establish atmosphere and a sense of place.
For BlondZz and DJ SNEJA, the soundtrack places their collaboration within that larger cultural production. The announcement describes the opportunity as a chance to connect with viewers and music lovers beyond the audience they already reach through their own releases.
It is also another way for a locally developed sound to travel. A song included in a screen production can become part of how an audience remembers a scene, a character or the overall mood of a series. The release celebrates that meeting of music and television as a step forward for the artist.
How to listen
“Die Honde Is Terug” is out now. The announcement says it is available on major digital streaming platforms, with the soundtrack listings offering a direct way to find the recording and check the artist credits.
Listeners can explore it as an individual track or hear it alongside the rest of the Born In iGusheshe collection. For more local releases, artist news and screen culture, follow Known Magazine Africa’s music coverage.
Images supplied by Magnolia Haus Communications.
The soundtrack offers a wider mix of collaborators too. Its digital track list credits Zola and Cantona alongside DJ Sneja on “Salute”, while other recordings include “Sterring”, “So Cool” and the album’s title track. For listeners drawn in by BlondZz’s contribution, the collection provides a way to explore the music surrounding the series as a whole.
