Paul sings straight from the heart
In the world of art, most young people need a voice that speaks directly to them and, at Muhuyu village, Paul Sebola does so by singing straight from the core of his heart.
In the world of art, most young people need a voice that speaks directly to them and, at Muhuyu village, Paul Sebola does so by singing straight from the core of his heart.
When he started his music career in high school, little did Razie Kay know that he would turn out to be one of the most promising newcomers in the music industry.
Mulanga Innocent Ralioma has made a name for himself as Kashflowtoofab in the Venrap genre.
The music of Ephraim “Galaha” Masindi has reached a new level of maturity. Music maniacs will concur that his second Tshivenda traditional album, entitled Tshibode tsha madebe, which was released last week, proves that he is ready to conquer the tough music industry. To put the final nail in the coffin of his critics, Masindi has featured the multiple award-winning Tshivenda music legend Naledzani Netshirembe on the album.
Even after his annual December gospel concert was postponed because of the tightened lockdown regulations and having to swallow the bitter pill of seeing his dream of recording his first ever extended play (EP) going up in smoke, gospel artist Mulalo Tlalamba did not drop his head. He is on his way to finally recording what will be his debut single.
The Natty Lions is a roots reggae band led by Elijah Nndanduleni Dombo, also known as The Lion Poet, and Ndivhuwo “Ras Natty” Mulugisi Mamafha.
The rise of a poet in any African society is always something to be celebrated. Taking the lead in promoting the culture, traditions, and norms of people through their God-given talent takes someone exceptional.
Mashudu Worship Mmbulaheni is among the local young artists who ooze confidence and determination. He recently published his first novel, entitled Ndivengo de.
Meet Thiathu Netshikweta, the man who has an unusual talent to impress everyone by playing his guitar perfectly without seeing it. A teacher by profession and a successful recording artist, Netshikweta places his six-string guitar behind his head, facing in the opposite direction, supported by his shoulder, while his nails strike the right sweet notes, much to the astonishment of everyone who sees him.
Queen Popoo was one of the best female voices that illuminated the music industry during the lockdown in 2020. She aptly succeeded in doing so with the release of her full-length album, entitled Ndi munangiwa.
After discovering his passion for writing at the age of 17, when he first co-founded a drama club at Mbilwi Secondary School with a friend, Pfano Mush has never looked back.
Singo Rolivhuwa, known as DJ Blvck Zee, is one of SA's most successful young DJs. He spends most of his time at musical gigs as he is in great demand, both regionally and provincially.
Junior Marius Djuma, popularly known as Salvester47_SA, is an artist whose music not only appeals to thousands of fans, but also to music experts who nominated him for several awards.
Reggae artist Ishmael Mudau has done it again. He has just released another album, entitled A longo lala, which refers to the notion that peace does not exist in the land.
Producer, songwriter, rapper, and singer Takalani Nkhumeleni, aka Tea-kay, has finally released his long-awaited hit single, Julius Malema.
Ndivhudzannyi Madzhie is a good example that when one wants to achieve something, one must go all out for it. She has just started a publishing company that seeks to launch the talents of authentic writers.
It was again time for local cyclists to unbox the Christmas lights and decorate their bicycles as part of the annual Jingle Bell Toy Ride in Louis Trichardt that took part on Friday, 4 December.
The current sport logs as supplied by the relevant sports authorities.