We speak all things music and expanding his tunes to African in the Netherlands with AVIRO.

We speak all things music and expanding his tunes to African in the Netherlands with AVIRO.

Comprising lifestyle, arts & culture, heritage, entertainment, news and laid back music; Feature established artists about their craft and personal lives.

Comprising lifestyle, arts &amp; culture, heritage, entertainment, news and laid back music; Feature established artists about their craft and personal lives.

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AVIRO the DJ speaks to us on playing African mixes in the Netherlands

Imvemnyama, born Sive Mqikela, is making waves in the South African music scene with his deeply introspective and narrative-driven approach to songwriting.

His latest singles, “Sawa Street” and “You’re Not Who You Think You Are (Cape Town),” showcase his ability to capture the essence of life’s complexities and the hidden stories of his home country.

Describing his artistic identity, Mqikela shares, “Imagine a kraal [traditional enclosure for livestock] where a black sheep is born.

They may not be seen as valuable, but they become the longest-standing member, a living historian.

This is how I see myself as Imvemnyama – a black (singing) sheep, offering a perspective on the unseen and unheard.”

We speak to Sive Mqikela.

Imvemnyama, born Sive Mqikela, is making waves in the South African music scene with his deeply introspective and narrative-driven approach to songwriting.
His latest singles, “Sawa Street” and “You’re Not Who You Think You Are (Cape Town),” showcase his ability to capture the essence of life’s complexities and the hidden stories of his home country.
Describing his artistic identity, Mqikela shares, “Imagine a kraal [traditional enclosure for livestock] where a black sheep is born.
They may not be seen as valuable, but they become the longest-standing member, a living historian.
This is how I see myself as Imvemnyama – a black (singing) sheep, offering a perspective on the unseen and unheard.”
We speak to Sive Mqikela.

Rising South African Artist Imvemnyama Unveils Two Thought-Provoking Singles: "Sawa Street" and "You're Not Who You Think You Are

Groovists are on their feet when the House DJ Shezy, formerly known as Nhlanhla Shezi, starts her set, curated to her unique tastes of Afro Tech, Tribal, and 3-Step music.

With her head bopping under mega earphones, this talented DJ and aspiring music producer from Soweto takes the crowd on a mesmerizing musical journey.

Shezy’s passion for music began at age 18, when she secured a residency at The View Lounge in Soweto.

Despite venturing into the corporate world after completing her Communications studies at the University of Johannesburg, the rhythm of the beat called her back to her first love—DJing. 

Groovists are on their feet when the House DJ Shezy, formerly known as Nhlanhla Shezi, starts her set, curated to her unique tastes of Afro Tech, Tribal, and 3-Step music.
With her head bopping under mega earphones, this talented DJ and aspiring music producer from Soweto takes the crowd on a mesmerizing musical journey.
Shezy’s passion for music began at age 18, when she secured a residency at The View Lounge in Soweto.
Despite venturing into the corporate world after completing her Communications studies at the University of Johannesburg, the rhythm of the beat called her back to her first love—DJing.

DJ MIX House DJ Shezy

The Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund recently hosted a pivotal pre-summit engagement on September 28 and 29, uniting 50 children from various provinces to address pressing issues impacting their lives and futures.

With support from key stakeholders such as the Department of Social Development and the Human Rights Commission, the event is designed to empower young participants as they articulate their concerns and aspirations in a safe and inclusive environment.

We speak to Dumisani Tshabalala Project Managerfor OWLAG's trauma informed work.

The Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund recently hosted a pivotal pre-summit engagement on September 28 and 29, uniting 50 children from various provinces to address pressing issues impacting their lives and futures.
With support from key stakeholders such as the Department of Social Development and the Human Rights Commission, the event is designed to empower young participants as they articulate their concerns and aspirations in a safe and inclusive environment.
We speak to Dumisani Tshabalala Project Managerfor OWLAG's trauma informed work.

AVIRO the DJ speaks to us on playing African mixes in the Netherlands

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