After discovering her music talent in 2007, Dakalo Mathaba has not looked back but continued to cement her presence in the music industry with tremendous single hits that have so far endeared her to the hearts of many music lovers.

A resident of Khalavha village, Jah Tali, has just released a new album, which has become popular all over.

When the local reggae music legend Jahman Chiganja (Humbulani Colbert Muthude) died in February 2018, several speakers during his memorial and funeral services promised to look after his family. Some of the artists also promised to release the deceased’s album that he was working on at the time of his death.

Elekanyani Madima, known as Element, is a multitalented hustler in the streets of Thohoyandou – he is currently dabbling in music and brand clothing.

Claudina Muladelo Ramulondi, affectionately known as Clauds in music circles, believes that music has the power to change people’s beliefs and life in general. 

“Be passionate about whatever you do in life. That will yield great satisfaction and make one famous in the end,” said Freedom Boikanyo after he was recently elected provincial coordinator of the Cultural and Creative Industry Federation of South Africa (CCIFSA).

If you want to prove that perseverance is the mother of success, ask local traditional gospel star Adziambei Christopher Netshianane, famously known as Adziambei N in the gospel music fraternity.

When he sits down to work on his music, the 26-year-old Happy Vhahangwele Khakhu, who is known to music lovers as Fantastic Boy, aims to compose the kind of music that contains motivational messages.

Gatherings of any nature might be still prohibited during the national lockdown alert level 3, but that did not stop multi-award-winning Lufuno Phalandwa from bringing a much-needed gospel concert into the homes of his legion of fans.

The reggae musician Sivhara Mulaudzi ranks among the artists who still value live music for its richness and the kind of aura that it creates when performed.

The outbreak of the coronavirus has prompted the Venda classic rumba artist, Muzondwa Salani, better known as Gear Box, to release a new CD, Corona Virus.

Music followers will concur that rhumba (tshingondo) music is seldom associated with church, because rhumba is usually played during fun times, celebratory picnics, and relaxing excursions.

“Though we are deep in the lockdown period, I will not let you feel thirsty for rhumba (Tshigondo) music,” said Bernard Tshibemuda Ndou, a composer, songwriter, guitarist, dancer, and singer. He is based in Musina.

“Please help me publish my book in which I am trying to tell the readers that nothing is impossible as long as one remains focused. I also want to alert readers that disability does not mean inability,” said Khuthadzo Ndou.

A resident of Ngudza village, Tshedza Masindi, is doing amazing artwork, such as prints, illustrations, image refining and frames. This is how she has found a way of making a living.