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Mochela is signed to the award-winning Ambitiouz Entertainment, which introduced the world to artists such as Blaq Diamond, Malome Vector, Sjava, Emtee and Cici.

7de Laan welcomes flamboyant new gay character Zakhele “Zee” Guliwe

He is fast becoming a fan favourite with hits like Nobody, now his fans can listen to his full body of work.

He crossed the boarder from Lesotho to South Africa in 2020, in pursuit of his dream to become a hip-hop star and, two years later, Bokang Moleli, known as Malome Vector, is bagging award nominations and raking up millions of views on YouTube, travels big cities and has released a debut album.

Amapiano has taken the world by storm with some acts reportedly charging R200 000 for a gig. A promotor says the artists are 'worth every penny'.

Speaking on VOA Zimbabwe Livetalk program The Connection, where he was a guest, ASAPH said the MAMA nomination had a special significance for him being a Hip Hop artist from Bulawayo and Zimbabwe.

BURNA BOY:  Grammy Academy official,  Richardine Bartee has hinted that she may well cast her vote for Burna Boy’s album titled ‘African Giant’ in the forthcoming 2021 musical awards. Bartee who made the admission on Saturday during an Instagram interview said that the fact that Burna Boy’a song ‘Destiny’ made the list of 46 songs played at the inauguration of President Joe Biden of the United States of America last Wednesday, makes him a contender for a Grammy award this year. Ac...

Ingrooves expands into Africa with acquisition of South Africa-based distributor, Electromode January 7, 2021 Ingrooves Music Group has acquired independent South Africa-based music distributor, Electromode, marking Ingrooves’ entrance into the growing African music market. Electromode Managing Director, Chris Ghelakis will continue to lead the team based in Johannesburg and will work closely with the Ingrooves global music network to “elevate engagement, identify new audiences, and build A...

Image courtesy of Universal Music Africa. Nasty C. We rank 30 of our favourite South African hip-hop songs of 2020. The year 2020 has been a gut-punch to most. But, as always, music has served as a sweet escape. Despite the circumstances, there was no shortage of great music releases. South African hip-hop continues to grow in leaps and bounds, with an eclectic string of songs that draw off different inspirations, from amapiano, to boom bap, all the way to trap. Here is a countdown...