For Ewald Mokoditoa, radio has been his first love from a very young age. In fact, he cannot even recall the exact year when he first fell in love with the radio.

Fun lovers believe that if the Mascots and Kidz Festival 2019 directors keep hosting the event, criminal activities committed by young people in the Nzhelele area and surrounding areas will decrease dramatically or even disappear.

Mak Dee the Vocalist's talent as a singer lies in his amazing voice, which has had many producers and music promoters calling him with great offers, but he has had to be calculated and focus on his best interests as a singer.

Lutendo Evans Mugagadeli, better known as Vendaboy Poet, recently won the Best Tshivenda Album award during the South African Traditional Music Awards (SATMA) held at Mmabatho Convention Centre in Mahikeng, North West.

The name of a resident of Shayandima, Zwivhuya “Vhuyie da DJ” Pedro Muofhe, ranks among the top deejays that South Africa has lately produced.

The release of C-Man’s full-length reggae album after a five-year hiatus marks a “back-to-my-roots” project for this artist who had initially switched from reggae to gospel.

In the music fraternity and any other community in the Vhembe District, the mere mention of the name Shony Mrepa is usually enough to get people beaming with life, because this man’s music has been keeping dancers on their toes.

Many singers’ talents are developed and shaped in choirs where they are given an opportunity to be part of the active members; some are also allowed to lead in songs.

The 28-year-old Shadrack Hlungwani, who sat around his older brother all the time and observed him as he was hewing wood and fashioning it into amazing pieces of art, has now created a museum at his home in Kwaaimani section of Valdezia.

Music lovers will be treated to some sterling live performances by some of Vhembe’s great singers and musicians during an annual music concert to be held at Siambe Tavern near Makwarela and Tshikweta village on Saturday (5 October).

Most artists spend many days alone, toiling in patience and determination, for they believe in the value of their craftmanship. This is also the case even in Vhembe District, where many of them still struggle to make their art viable because of the lack of a market.

Up-and-coming artists in Khubvi, Makonde and other surrounding areas stand to benefit a lot from a newly opened music studio.

The gifted Dakalo Terrence Mbedzi is determined to make waves in the fine-arts industry with his drawings.

A young reggae artist, Khuthadzo Tshirundu, better known as “Majasi”, has just released his second album, Tshifhinga (time).

Award-winning local artist Ndivhudzannyi ‘Makhadzi’ Ralivhona is making waves.