Thato Saul, one of South Africa’s most exciting hip-hop talents, has reached a remarkable milestone with his latest album, All Doggs Go To Heaven. In just five days, the project has reached over 1 million streams on Spotify, solidifying Saul’s position as an important artist in the industry.
This achievement is more than just a number—it’s a reflection of Thato Saul’s ability to connect with his audience on a profound level. From start to finish, All Doggs Go To Heaven offers an immersive exploration of his artistry, combining hard-hitting beats, introspective lyricism that showcases Septori, and a sonic depth that captivates listeners.
The album is a masterclass in street culture cohesion and diversity, seamlessly blending Thato Saul’s signature gritty sound with hypnotic melodies and bold production choices. Tracks like “And Then Came Doggs”, “Monday to Sunday”, “Whole Lotta”, “Camel”, and “Mputsitse Why” stand out as fan favourites, each showcasing his lyrical prowess and storytelling finesse.
All Doggs Go To Heaven isn’t just an album; it’s an experience. Saul’s introspection and authenticity shine through every verse, making it a deeply personal yet universally relatable body of work.
Adding to the album’s richness are collaborations with some of South Africa’s most prominent hip-hop figures. Features from Priddy Ugly, Loatinover Pounds, Flow Jones Jr, 25K, and The Big Hash bring a dynamic interplay of styles and perspectives, enhancing the album’s thematic depth. These collaborations feel intentional, with each artist complementing Saul’s vision while adding their unique flair.
Hailing from Pretoria, Thato Saul has consistently pushed boundaries in the South African hip-hop scene, and All Doggs Go To Heaven is a testament to his growth and versatility as an artist. Reaching 1 million Spotify streams so quickly is no small feat, particularly in a competitive industry, and it speaks volumes about the loyalty and enthusiasm of his fanbase.
This album is not just a personal triumph for Thato Saul but a milestone for South African hip-hop, showcasing the genre’s evolving sound and global appeal.
As the streams continue to climb, Thato Saul’s journey is a reminder that authenticity, hard work, and raw talent remain the cornerstones of lasting success.
Listen to one of the dopest songs in the album: Big Dogg (feat. Loatinova Pounds & Flow Jones Jr.)
