Vhulenda Mukhubu, also known as Majorlow, discovered music as a young boy while growing up in the streets of Tshandama village.

Her love of reading stories has driven one young lady to pen a sterling novel, entitled Muloro a u Dzami, which revolves around the idea that dreams do come true if they are pursued.

At the tender age of eight, Rivalani Jonathan Ngomani discovered the joy of reading for pleasure and that was how his mind opened up to literature, and poetry in particular.

Uhone Fortunate Malindi is only 16 years old, but she has already made her mark in the tough music industry. Famously known by her stage name of Slender Girl, Uhone is a true example that music and education can mix.

Samantha Bugana Baleni, known as “Blaque Coca”, has stepped onto the music scene with a quantum leap of energy and strength, coupled with amazing talent and the skill of a rapper.

When the history book of Tshivenda hip-hop music is written, the name of Mpho Adolf Mutshidzi will appear in a special chapter. The reason is simple; this young man has played a major role in promoting this music genre that many people initially took for granted.

The music industry is abuzz with news of the imminent release of a single by C-Man, featuring Mavin Kanyawayi, entitled Hold On.

For many people, the year 2020 is one to forget, but for Percy Khodani Bulasigobo this pandemic-ridden year is the one to cherish for decades to come. Amid the challenges caused by the novel coronavirus, Lady Luck smiled on Percy so much that he recorded and released his debut gospel single, entitled Vha ri ita vhaswa.

Tshivhandekano Ndivhuwo, known as Mjelo in the music industry, is one rare artist whose voice and subject matter complement each other in such a way that people are rarely untouched by his music.

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic and its negative consequences, this year is obviously the one for Dr Roxley Fhatuwani Masevhe to shine more as he extends his wings to touch the lives of fellow persons through his art.

“Those who are in gospel music for the money, name or fame should know that they are on the wrong platform altogether. The main aim of gospel music should be to preach the word of God, build up broken souls and to change people’s lives. If we can all do that as gospel singers, God will bless us abundantly and success will follow us.”

A Grade 10 learner from Tshilala Secondary School, Mashudu Munyai, better known as “Shaka li mphani” has created a stir in the music industry with her new house song, Yoliwa.

The author of No More Desert and How to find a perfect partner, Tovhowani Solomon Mbengwa, recently made a comeback onto the literary scene with the publication of Unconfusing The Confused.

Many young reggae artists have dreams of performing alongside award-winning icon Shufflers Ragimana, but when the opportunity came for Tshedza Mudau, he grabbed it with both hands.

Her acrobatic dance moves and golden voice are the two main things that distinguish Elma Masotsha from her competitors in the tough music industry. Better known by her stage name of Comza Mabebeza, Masotsha leaves music lovers crying for more whenever she performs. With four successful house kwasa music albums to her name, the celebrated artist is set to release her fifth album next month (October).