Issi - Opp Converter (Bonus)

South African rapper Issi closes 6lekkes ~ Rd 6 with “Opp Converter (Bonus),” an explicit two-minute track that gives the project one final burst of energy after the main sequence concludes. Released on September 25, 2026 through BIG EAGLE MUSIC, the song occupies the eighth and final position on the eight-track Hip-Hop/Rap release and runs for 2 minutes and 2 seconds. Apple Music confirms the project at eight songs and approximately 24 minutes, while Qobuz lists “Opp Converter” directly after “Hop Out,” making it the final piece listeners encounter on the record. Rather than ending with another large collaboration, Issi returns to a solo format, allowing his own personality to deliver the closing impression.

Production on “Opp Converter (Bonus)” comes from Vetmarc, adding another distinct name to the rotating production lineup behind 6lekkes ~ Rd 6. SA Hip Hop Mag confirmed Vetmarc’s involvement during the project rollout, alongside producers such as Coach Kling, Crxigcreates, Therealslaypapi, Subbgotclout, Reidputmeon and Lucent.exe elsewhere on the release. The bonus-track placement gives “Opp Converter” extra character because it feels like an additional reward after the core project has already moved through “Go Down Low,” “Ishayile,” “Safe,” “No More Tears,” “Play Fair,” “Coshu’pin” and the feature-heavy “Hop Out.” Its short duration keeps the ending sharp and uncluttered, matching the compact design that defines much of Issi’s latest work.

For fans searching for Issi – Opp Converter (Bonus), new South African hip-hop, Durban rap releases or standout songs from 6lekkes ~ Rd 6, this cut provides a fitting conclusion to an important 2026 chapter for the Chesterville-born artist. The project follows Dawn ~ The Beginning, another release from earlier in the year, and continues Issi’s gradual expansion within the South African rap scene. SA Hip Hop Mag described 6lekkes ~ Rd 6 as another step in his growing catalogue, highlighting the measured approach behind the release rather than an overreliance on hype. “Opp Converter” works well in that context: concise, explicit and intentionally saved for last, it closes the record with a focused solo performance backed by Vetmarc’s production.