HOW DO YOU LOVE ME NOW ?

# Dj Clen’s *HOW DO YOU LOVE ME NOW ?* centres A-Reece in a tightly focused hip-hop collaboration

Dj Clen’s *HOW DO YOU LOVE ME NOW ?* is a 10-track hip-hop album released on 13 November 2026. The project is defined by its unusually consistent collaborative focus: A-Reece appears on every track, making the album feel less like a collection of unrelated guest spots and more like a sustained creative partnership.

That continuity is the project’s clearest point of distinction. Across *HOW DO YOU LOVE ME NOW ?*, A-Reece is joined by a rotating cast of South African voices, including Kid Kaydence, Loatinover Pounds, Lowfeye, Jay Jody, Luna Florentino, Kwazi M and Nadia Nakai. Dj Clen remains the project’s central figure, shaping the album’s overall frame while allowing each collaboration to bring a different combination of artists into the tracklist.

The opening run establishes that formula immediately. “REALLY A LOT” features Dj Clen and A-Reece alone, before “YAMAL” adds Kid Kaydence and “MENACE” brings in Loatinover Pounds. “4EVA” pairs A-Reece with Lowfeye, while “datpiffdotcom” expands the lineup to include Jay Jody and Luna Florentino. These tracks give the album a broad collaborative footprint without losing its central thread.

That thread becomes especially clear on the middle section of the album. “IZ U WIMME?” brings together A-Reece, Luna Florentino and Jay Jody, followed by “PARTYYYYYYYYYY (interlude),” which features Kwazi M. The interlude’s placement suggests a brief structural change before the album returns to full-length tracks with “DRIVE ME CRAZY” and “FIND MY WAY,” the latter again featuring Kwazi M.

The closing track, “SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT,” adds Nadia Nakai to the album’s recurring A-Reece-led format. It is a fitting final collaboration for a project whose tracklist is built around conversation between artists rather than a single-voice presentation.

There is no supplied statement outlining a specific narrative or concept behind *HOW DO YOU LOVE ME NOW ?*, so the album is best understood through its confirmed structure: a Dj Clen hip-hop project with A-Reece present throughout, supported by a carefully selected group of collaborators. For listeners interested in South African rap’s overlapping creative circles, the album’s appeal lies in that network of pairings—and in hearing how the same central partnership shifts as different artists enter the frame.