The saying that dynamite comes in small packages proves to be right for Laughter Mudzielwana. At the tender age of 23, the young gospel artist from the rural village of Matavhela outside Thohoyandou is ready to shake up the local gospel fraternity.
When growing up, Linnda David Muronga was a crafty kid, but little did he know that he could make a living out of it.
A night of glitz, glamour and colour awaited everyone when the Queen of Afropop, Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, better known as Makhadzi to her legion of fans, launched her video, Tshikwama, at Nandoni Riverview last Friday.
Gospel artist Rhuu Tshikovha released her second album, Your Throne, a fortnight ago.
A kwaito superstar who made national media headlines with his debut album Phezu kwe'board in 2006, Tman Gavini, is back with a new album that already promises to be a blockbuster.
All systems are up and running for the Tshivenda Music Awards (Tshimas), following the launch held at the Khoroni Hotel last Saturday evening.
Many music fanatics love the music for its entertainment element and others also go for the catchy stage name of the artist, as is evinced in the talented Rol Dee's persona as a hip-hop artist.
A graduate of FUBA School of Drama and Visual Arts, Mulalo Masindi, has found his voice in the radio industry as a communicator who interacts with thousands of listeners every day.
A young Afro-soul and hip-hop artist is set to make a marked contribution to the music industry. The 23-year-old Raymond Makushu was born at Tshikhudini village, and his latest single is receiving massive airplay on Limpopo-based radio stations, including community radio stations.
A talented actor who excelled as a singer in the comedy-action movie Western Style has just released his latest album.
Some years ago, a Gauteng-based musician and producer, Sir McKleker, packed his bags and returned to Vhembe District with the sole purpose of grooming new musical talent and flinging them into stardom.
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