Music Audio South Africa

Shane Durrant, the frontman of Pretorian DIY indie-rock band, Desmond and the Tutus, chats spearheading a whole new scene and the creation of their boldest album to-date.

Texas born, Canadian raised and a South African local Avi Mack unveils his self-directed music video for his latest single ‘Like I Used To’.

Zimbabwean-born artist and writer, Jackie Queens chats her fascinating industry journey and milestone moments.

American folk rock group, The Lumineers chat the impact of addiction and how to write an album that’s not influenced by a global pandemic.

Bassist, composer and producer, Shane Cooper chats his affinity for multitasking, his love of jazz, and finding a balance between work & play while navigating our new normal.

SA rapper and producer PHFAT aka Mike Zietsman talks frankly about owning his processes and dreams in the pursuit of creative perfection.

Folk-pop singer-songwriter, Majozi chats his formative years in Durban, and how he became comfortable with channeling his faith through his music.

Thabo “Smol” Mabogwane and Robert “Murdah” Mohosana of Black Motion chat their milestone 10 year anniversary, new album, and the drums being at the heart of every musical move they make.

Cassper Nyovest chats building a lasting legacy, beating Covid-19, and his upcoming boxing match against AKA.

Nigerian vocal powerhouse, TEMS chats the creative process behind her biggest hits.

Hip hop trailblazer, Nasty C chats his enduring hustle to make music at any cost.

African pop phenomenon Tresor chats his third album 'Nostalgia' going Gold, his creative partnership with Msaki & his new album on the horizon.

Award-winning artist, cook and all-round entertainer, J’Something chats the enduring legacy of Mi Casa 10 years after their first show.

Vocal powerhouse and advocate for social change, Msaki chats about being an advocate for change and her collaboration on some of SA’s most beloved house tracks.

Internationally renowned singer-songwriter and master storyteller Passenger chats how commanding a street corner ultimately prepares you to face 65 000 fans.