Tee Jay’s first album, titled Mafula, which was released on 15 October, seems to be causing quite a stir on the music scenes already.

Acolly Mandiza scooped up the Best Tshivenda Hit award for his song Mmbengwa during the Limpopo Music Awards, held at Meropa Casino in Polokwane last Saturday night.

Ronewa Brian Manyaga, a third-year Youth Development student at the University of Venda, wants to address certain issues that young people are struggling with today through his music.

Local painter Thabo Modillane is ascending the ladder of fame as he continues to showcase his art in national galleries and art-exhibition centres.

Romeo “ThaGreatwhite” Dzedzemane’s 16-track album, aptly called ThaGreatWhite, has finally hit digital music stores and is already making big waves in the music industry.

Twenty-two-year-old Takalani Happy Ndwambi, also known by her stage name of Candice, knows how to multi-task and tap the most from life. Not only is she studying engineering at Vhembe TVET College, but she is also part-time into motor insurance on the one side, while dabbling in music on the other, and she seems to doing quite well.

If you want to prove that the apple does not fall far from the tree, just ask Tsiko and Vusani Murabi, daughters of famous Reggae legend Kenny Murabi.

The legendary Adziambei Band has been nominated as best Tshivenda Artist/Group for the 2021 South African Traditional Music Awards (SATMA) with their latest album, Tshipala Mulilo Volume 16.

Pfarelo Mulaudzi, the local singer/songwriter/vocalist and record producer professionally known as TurnKey Baby, has just released his debut full-length album, called Vhuvhuya.

Fulufhelo Precious Mafadza (27), who hails from Vyeboom village in Vuwani, recently published her second novel, Ndivhoniswani. This narrative is about gender-based violence (GBV).