Music Audio South Africa

Texx Talks Season 4 has hit over the 100 000 stream mark in under 12 months, in this episode Texx chats the highlights of an action packed season.

Matt Black, one half of DJ duo Coldcut, chats being technological trendsetters and pioneers of the UK’s electronic dance scene.

SAMA-winning rapper and entrepreneur, Yanga Chief chats leaving Queenstown for the City of Gold & hustling his way from homelessness to The Samas.

Self-taught DJ and producer from Soshanguve, Cornelius SA chats rising within the ranks of SA’s electronic music elite.

Modern folk singer, songwriter and environmental activist, Jeremy Loops chats chats specific career turning points & building a lasting legacy through his music.

Musician, performer and songwriter, Ami Faku chats about starting her career as a contestant on Idols and The Voice, about growing up in the Eastern Cape, as well as her new song, which is all about dealing with the multiple losses that Covid has brought about.

Sun-El Musician is a producer and DJ who, over the course of the last half-a-decade, has given us some of South Africa’s most beloved dance anthems, and has introduced us to a whole host of vocalists on his rich compositions, that have gone on to become national earworms.

Texx Talks shares the “top 5” highlights from Season 3.

One-man boy band and international internet megastar, Lauv explains how the unconventional aspects of his identity ended up making him a household name.

Multi-platinum selling and 11-times South African Music Award-winning, Afro-Soul vocalist, Lira chats about her generation-defining career.

First female winner of South Africa’s The Voice, Tasché chats finding her authentic voice and being welcomed into Francois Van Coke's extended Fokof family with open arms.

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.