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CONTENTS Contributors Dj Pavara
3 Editor’s Word
Mpeshnyk Sebusiso Mbatha AfroSoul Monk
5 On The Spot 8 Cover Story
Dj Thotho Nonjebc Lady Nez Ms Eve Bon Deep Lady Blue
11 Sho!5 13 BrandIt 17 Ladies On Deck
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elcome to it once more. If you reading this issue, that means you enjoyed our st 1 in July as much I enjoyed putting it together for you. And if you enjoyed our July issue, wait till you see what we have for this issue. Let me “tickle your taste buds” by giving you a preview of what we have in this issue. First and foremost, let me take this opportunity and wish all the ladies a happy women‟s month for the month of August. With that in mind, in this issue we have packed with a balance of entertaining, informative and also educational features. Kicking off our exciting August issue is Mpumalanga born Dj Pavara on the cover story giving us an exclusive inside scoop Produced, Published & Owned By Soul KulCha about this young talented artist. Shifting gears straight off from we catch up with Eastern Cape “Mega talented” Mpeshnyk on ADVERTISING the spotlite for this month. soul.kulcha@gmail.com Sticking to the theme of showing love for the lovely “month of our ladies”, with this issue SUBSCRIPTIONS & MORE INFO we have our “Ladies On Deck” Ms Eve, soul.kulcha@gmail.com BonDeep, Dj Thotho, Lady Nez, Nonjebc and Lady Blue all giving us some time to www.facebook.com/SoulKulcha update us about their chosen careers in ho! The Music Marketing Newsletter/Magazine music. consider its sources to be reliable and verifies all the With the Muziq Tulz feature topic for this month being “Internet Radio”. We dig deeper into this topic with the aim of shredding some as to what it is and how it can add value to an artist‟s career.
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On The Spot Interviewer: How has your journey been my man, since you are an Eastern Cape based deejay?
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nterviewer: Thank you for taking some timeout for us, so who is Mpeshnyk and where is he from? Mpeshnyk: Thank you for the opportunity. For those who do not know Mpendulo or Mpesh is from the small town of Mthatha, in the Eastern Cape. Born and raised I'm just an ordinary lover of all kinds of music from birth. Interviewer: Your take on the state of affairs when it comes to the Deep House scene in the Eastern Cape? Mpeshnyk: The state of deep house in the Eastern Cape, is strong and has been strong for a number of years now. I may not have the chance to travel around the province but I can assure you that the energy is there all round. Whether there are a few audiences for it or more. I'm overwhelmed by the amount of audiences around our province and it is very much strong hold here.
Mpeshnyk: I've been to quite a number of venues mostly in the Gauteng province to start of. And I must say the journey has been very inspiring. Started playing at Kospotong in Melville, Social Bar on 7th Avenue, then moved to reside in Braamfontein at a restaurant that used to be in Braamfontein Centre called "Pantsula Bites". Played with the likes of Mosscode, 4play, Dj Tumza, ZaiMaya, MLK Da Dj, just to name a few. Then being invited to play along side Jullian Gomes, Kid Fonque, Ralf GUM, Rampage Soule, etc. Then I got to travel to Kuruman, Northern Cape and met some very inspiring Djs from other parts of the country that share the same love and appreciation for house music in general. Also got the opportunity to meet the likes of Mr. O, ZuluMafia, Sir LSG etc. So in all I've met those that have been Djing and producing for years before I started and whilst within my musical journey I've taken so far. Interviewer: Any musical projects Mpeshnyk has been part of and are there any current ones you are involved in? Mpeshnyk: At the moment I'm in the process of putting together my first solo album due to be released before the end of the year. One of the singles called "The Priesthood" will be out under an independent label owned by Dj Stax also from Mthatha, Eastern Cape. Including other original material I've done with Kanetiv Xsoul, Masta Candi, MLK Da Dj and a lot of other local acts. Plus to add on, a new remix i did for "The EGH Project" (Italy) is expected to be out soon. Not sure on the release date but you will obviously be informed about that soon hopefully.
Interviewer: Any future or planned musical projects Mpeshnyk is involved with, like what do you hope the future holds for the brand Mpeshnyk? Mpeshnyk: Not one to say much about future plans, but all I can say is expect a lot more between now and the future to come. Interviewer: Career highlights my man, what have been your Career highlights so far? Mpeshnyk: Career highlights thus far really have been given the opportunity to put together my first solo album. Never thought that time would come but it has and will give this project my all. Interviewer: Last words for the young ones ma man looking at music as a career? Mpeshnyk: Stay true to yourself, believe in yourself, and never substitute respect for attention. @mpeshnyk31
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nterviewer: So my man, tell me about this music journey when did it start and how did it start? Mpeshnyk: Started my journey from a very early age in schools I used to attend. Learned how to play piano, flute, and singing at school choirs from primary school till high school. Interviewer: Mpeshnyk, let’s talk about your set my man, what kind of music makes up your set? Mpeshnyk: I love putting together a lot of material out there that's from whatever part of the world locally or internationally. But in essence, most of my sets start of really deep and drifts off into regular house. Or they might just drift off to really deep. So it really doesn't matter. I might randomly start off with eg. jazz or lounge music just to experiment where the set would take flight, into deep then regular house.
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ho! August issue. It is not by mistake that in this issue we find ourselves chilling with this 24 year old talented Mpumalanga born young house music deejay/producer.
full “Ultimate Deep Xplosive”. Since listening to that initial mixtape by Dj Pavara, I have been hooked to his sound so to say.
I came across his work round about this time last year if I am not mistaken “phew, how time can fly by”. It was his “mixtape series” which was and still is under his movement called “UDX” in
So, let me try and waist less time and get to it so as to find out what makes Dj Pavara the person he has turned to be and hopefully give you guys a side yet to be seen…
What is really impressive about this young talented house music deejay is his musical I have been fortunate to have worked with Dj maturity. That can be clearly illustrated by the Pavara whose birth name is Thulane Calvin tracks he selects for his mixes. The timing in Dhludhlu on a several musical projects and I must add that it was truly an honour to have him which he fusses two tracks is flawless and right up there with the best and believe me when I say on the cover of this August issue as this young man and in my own opinion has what it takes to that I do listen to a lot of house music mixes and he is right up there with the best of „em. make it big in the music scene.
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nterviewer: Who is Pavara and where is Pavara from?
Dj Pavara: “Dj Pavara” His maiden names are Thulane Calvin Dhludhlu and his stage name is Dj Pavara. Born on the 9th of September 1991 and lives in a place called Leandra (aka London) in Mpumalanga province of South Africa. Dj Interviewer: We all are aware that within the music industry, competition is fierce with a lot of Pavara is a deejay and also upcoming producer. talented and hardworking Deejays/Producers. Interviewer: Can you tell us more about the kind How does Pavara sets himself apart from the next of childhood you had and the influences it might Deejay/Producers? have had in your career choice? Dj Pavara: Nothing in life comes easy you need Dj Pavara: I grew up in a family that loves to be dedicated, hard working and motivated music my father and grandfather are believe me with that you can conquer musicians so me being in the it all. I continue to learn from the music industry I just fell in love as I producers and/ Deejays in the really love music as it is in my industry to ensure I keep up with the veins. I started being in the music market and offer what is relevant at industry in the early ages of my all times. In simple – I always hustle Secondary School while we still with respect and I ensure to give my used Pc‟s and softwares like Atooutmost best at all times. mix, Traktor and Virtual DJ and from there I hustled harder and grew into the Interviewer: Who have you worked with so far in your musical journey? industry. Interviewer: Pavara, when did you notice that Dj Pavara: All the DeeJays within my you had love for House Music and what sparked community know DJ Pavara as we always work that love for House Music? “Any musical as a group and support each other throughout to influences” that might have played a part in your promote our business over and above I have worked with lots guys who have more experience journey? and helped me to grow within the industry such as Dj Pavara: The passion for music was always Kulani, Master Chengfu, Pius, Ntsako, Mgeepa, been there, an it all started in 2006 while at Innosoul, Golden Boy, Smokie, Spumante to school, at that time everyone at school was into name few. Pavara also Created his Own Barcadi Music whereas DJ Pavara had always brand..called UDX (Ultimate Deep Xplosive) been influenced and enjoyed deep house music which is doing very well in the Industry and i.e. Oskido, Fresh, Iggy Smallz and Glen Lewis as teams up with Innocent (Innosoul) who has the the list grew in the market I got “hooked” and same version and Passion like him to introduce wanted to be part of the industry hence, social new music and style in the industry and to make media and internet helped shaped my branding House Music Even Better than it is. and promote the songs I mixed.
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nterviewer: Any current music project you are involved with and what has Pavara got in-store for us? Dj Pavara: Indeed for an instance I have worked with Spumante, and together we did a song called Intoxication of which we shared online (youtube) and now I will be working with Owen Harris, Black Child, Deepsen and Kay-9ine some very talented vocalist and Producers. Pavara will be doing tours for his brand Ultimate Deep Xplosive (UdX) in places such as Durban, Pretoria, Nelspruit and Bloemfontein.
Interviewer: Career highlights my man, what have been your Career highlights so far? Dj Pavara: Doing my Durban Tours and Playing in various Clubs such as Max's Life Style, Mangaung Life Style, Versus Lounge to name few and sharing the decks with the tops Dj‟s such as Roque, Mahoota & Vetkoek, Dj Whisky and Nastee Nev, Culoe De Song, Chynaman, Black Coffee, Andy X, Euphonick, I gained lots of experience and that‟s my Highlight of my career. Interviewer: Where and how can we get hold of Pavara and his projects? Dj Pavara: I am easy to find where good music is, you can find me if am not there you can follow me in the following:
Interview: Someone once said to me that “Music BBM Pin: 27C03FB3 cannot be one‟s only hustle”, do you agree with Mobile: +27762904417(Bookings) this and if so, what is Pavara busy with besides Twitter: @Deejay_Pavara Music? Instagram:@Pavaristo Dj Pavara: Indeed Im a man of many talents, I have a National Diploma in Safety Management I Facebook: Calvin Pavara Dhludhlu am a Safety Officer by Profession and want to Follow and "like" Ultimate Deep Xplosive inspire the youth of SA that have a passion in page: http:// music but go to school first its imperative because www.facebook.comultimatedeepxplosive “Education is the Key to Success”. Email: djpavara@gmail.com (Bookings) Interview: Any future or planned musical projects Pavara is involved with, like what do hope the future holds for the brand Pavara? Dj Pavara: Yes Pavara is busy hustling and will be working with Black Child, Owen Harris and Deepsen, I hope in the future I can gain more experience within the industry in terms of production and be able to release my own debut Deep House Album.
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nternet based radio stations. What is it all about? And how can it help in building a brand if used in a correct manner. These are some of the points which will be covered in this month‟s issue of “BrandIt”. Just a brief definition of an “Internet Based Radio Station”. An internet radio is a broadcast using the internet as the connection to the radio rather than airwaves.So in simple an internet radio station can only be listened to via internet. The basic requirements to use “Internet Radio” is that you have a broadband internet connection at your home or wherever you use the radio. Since an “Internet Based Radio Station” does not have limitations according to its broadcast area as compared to traditional radio, an artist can receive a “World Wide” exposure for their material. To discuss this matter, I had to call upon “Sebusiso Mbatha” of “House365 Radio” and “AfroSoul Monk” of “Alra Park Radio”. Read about what they had to say about “Internet Based Radio Station” ...Sho!
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ouse365Radio is an internet based radio station that was founded on the 10th of June 2012. The founder and only member of House365 is Sebusiso Mbatha from Newcastle (KZN). House365Radio is a South African House Music internet radio station. Playing Deep House Music, Soulful House, Afro House Mixes and music from upcoming artists,Dj’s/Producers. Broadcasting 24/7 with scheduled mixes/shows every Wednesday, Thursday and Sundays. Interviewer: How would you describe what an internet based radio station is to someone who does not know what it is? Sebusiso Mbatha: Well that is simple; it‟s a radio station that can only be listened over the internet. Interviewer: What made you to start an internet based radio station? Sebusiso Mbatha: Uhmmm well I wanted to be a House Music Producer but I was bad in creating music beats/instruments, so I wanted to do something that will make me work with House Music Producers and Dj‟s. So starting an online radio was the only option for me. Interviewer: What has starting an internet based radio station helped you with? Sebusiso Mbatha: I have helped a few Dj‟s/ Producers that I have worked with so far. Interviewer: Any advice for someone who has recently started an internet based radio station? Sebusiso Mbatha: We have over 100 online radio stations worldwide, try to do thing differently than the rest. Interviewer: What would a typical person need in order to access an internet based radio station? Sebusiso Mbatha: Just an internet enabled cellphone and PC/Mac.
Interviewer: How hard is it to start an internet based radio station and what does one need in order to start an internet based radio station? Sebusiso Mbatha: For me, it was not that hard because before I started the whole radio thing, I did some research that helped me to understand what an online radio station is all about. And I have a diploma in IT so that played a major role in understanding what types of networks and servers I should use. Interviewer: What are the advantages of an internet based radio station as opposed to the traditional radio stations? Sebusiso Mbatha: Online radio got more coverage than a traditional radio, even though Dj‟s/Producers tend to forget that. Interviewer: Are there organisations, bodies and regulations one has to meet when they start or own an internet based radio station? Sebusiso Mbatha: Online radio owners or those who need to open an online radio must contact CAPASSO is a mechanical rights licensing agency based in Johannesburg, South Africa, which collects and distributes royalties to its members, music publishers and composers. Interviewer: We all know that starting any project is a bit costly affair. How did you source funds to start and keep your project going? Sebusiso Mbatha: For me it didn‟t cost that much, as I have mentioned I have a background in IT and doing a lot of research also helped me a lot. Another thing is, I am always available for those who need help about Online Radio, I am not a guru but can teach/help one if they need assistance. Interviewer: How can one access your Radio Station? Sebusiso Mbatha: We are available on http:// house365radio.co.za you can tune in using your Smartphone or PC/Mac.
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lra Park Radio was launched in July 2014, founded by 3 guys, mainly Willie Van Biljon (founder), Dawood bay (Co-Founder) and Jerome mazibuko (Co-Founder). This is an online internet radio based in Johannesburg in East Rand, Alra Park,broadcasting every Fridays. Interviewer: How would you describe what an internet radio is to someone who does not know what it is? Alra Park: An Internet radio is a rado station that can be accessed via internet. Interviewer: How do you get the word out about your internet based radio station? Alra Park: We mainly use social media mainly facebook and twitter, as well as word of mouth and our annual events we do around east rand and we broadcast live and interact with the crowd. Interviewer: Since when have you owned this internet based radio station? Alra Park: We can proudly say a year and few weeks of hard work and struggles. Interviewer: How has the public responded to the internet radio station? Alra Park: We are rapidly growing and the public is very open and accepting to what we broad cast, and we have gain a steady followership from all over south African as well as a few international listeners. Interviewer: Is an internet based radio station a 24Hour broadcasting house such as the traditional radio station? Alra Park: We have not received any sponsorship or finance so we fund everything from our pockets we only broadcast every Friday between 9 and 12 Pm.
Interviewer: What has starting an internet based radio station helped you with? Alra Park: As we are deejays, we have grown our fan base and have learnt how a radio show is run, and our knowledge has grown due to the vast house music mixes that are submitted weekly to us. Interviewer: Any difficulties you can highlight along this journey? Alra Park: Well, there are a lot but will only mention a few, late submissions, internet server is sometimes down meaning we have to cancel shows, sometimes our internet server is very slow due to overcrowding making it difficult to stream, and some people still are not aware as to how to access or listen to our radio station. Interviewer: We all know that starting any project is a bit of a costly affair. How did you source the funds to start and keep your project going? Alra Park: Well we havenâ€&#x;t ventured into sourcing funds and everything we do is funded by ourselves, itâ€&#x;s our way of giving back to the community, we struggle a lot but we have come this far and we in the process of getting help or funds. Interviewer: How does one access your station? Alra Park: It is quite simple go to the internet and search Alra Park Radio or alternatively click on this link www.facebook.com/alraparkradio and click on the link suitable for your device.
Internet Radio Tips Tips By Sebusiso Mbatha (House365Radio)
Tips By Alra Pak Radio
1. Decide which genre you want your station to focus on.
1. Look and study the market you are looking into going into
2. Choose a catchy station name and also search if that name is not used.
2. Proper research will assist in understanding all the dynamics involved in running a online radio station
3. Try to do things differently from other stations. 4. Push your station in all social networks since that‟s for free! Be active as you can.
3. Invest in quality and correct equipment as this will set you above the rest. 4. Having researched your target market is very helpful as you then have a clear goal to aim for.
5. Work with Dj‟s/Producers who can help you push/market the station.
5. Having a musical background can be very helpful.
6. Make sure you understand online radio so that you can solve things on your own and don‟t wait for someone to come into your aid.
6. Always try to understand your target market needs and wants
7. Always think locally before going abroad.
7. Be a person who is very accessible to the market
8. Remember to pay the royalties and don‟t run a Pirate Online radio station.
8. Like everything in life, Do it for the right reasons.
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adies On Decks, they have made us dance and Yes, they are the “Ladies On Decks” and in this yes at one point or another they have taken us month Sho! salutes these queens who have into a place we never thought we would be. added the “Feminine Touch” to our souls...
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nterviewer: Who is Lady Nez and are you from?
Lady Nez: Interviewer: When playing a set, what kind of music do you tend to include in your set? Lady Nez: I only play Deep Jazzy and Soulful House.
Interviewer: Who have you worked with so far in your musical journey? Lady Nez: I worked with Dj Paler and we used to call ourselves “TribeGirl” and also have worked with Bantu Rhym and I am currently working with Dj Choice and Zee. Interviewer: Any current music project you are involved wit and has LadyNez got instore for us?
Interviewer: Being a female in a male dominated Lady Nez: Currently busy with Gigs and building my own brand for this year. But, I am scene, what challenges does that pose if any for currently working on releasing my debut full you? length album and recieveing major assistance Lady Nez: As a female dj‟s there are many from Dj Choice. challenges especially working with male dj‟s but I do cope as I am a person who is willing to learn.
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nterviewer: Who is Bondeep ad where are you from?
Bondeep: Bondeep is a 21 year old female dj from Vosloorus, in the East Rand. Interviewer: Bondeep, when did you notice that you had love for House Music and what sparked that love for House Music? “Any musical influences that might have played a part in your journey”? Bondeep: I started listening to music (Jazz Music to be precise) at the tender age of 7 years old. I was just a bit different from other children. My elder brother would buy house music records and I was forced to listen so I guess I was bound to love and understand music. Musical influences that have played a part in my journey are the likes of Vinny Da Vinci & and a Japanese producer named Satoshi Tommie.
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nterviewer: Who is Ms Eve and where are you from?
Ms Eve: Ms Eve “Iviwe Mbobosi”, is a fierce house music Dj born in Paarl, one of the Cape‟s winelands. Interviewer: Being a female in a male dominated scene, what challenges does this pose if any for you? Ms Eve: I was at a critical stage in my development as a musician. The path to a career as a professional musician (Dj to be specific) was becoming clearer to me, and my passion and talent were becoming more evident. These days, it feels like a balance has been struck. There are certainly jobs within the industry that appear to have a gender lean. It‟s definitely not ok when people are making assumptions about your ability to do a job you work extremely hard at based on your gender.
Interviewer: We all are aware that within the music industry , competition is fierce with a lot of talented and hardworking deejays/ Producers . How does Bondeep set herself apart from the next Deejay/Producer? Bondeep: Although the music industry has fierce, I set myself apart from the next deejay by bringing new music to the masses. I do not conform to the norm. My aim is to teach people music not to play what they are familiar with. Jazz & lounge is not popular, hence I aim to teach and let people know about its existence. Interviewer: What have been your career highlights so far? Bondeep: My career highlights include signing under Ngema Dream Team and also being nominated as the “Best Upcoming Female Deejay in SA”. Working as the “SA Awards Brand Ambassador” is also a huge achievement and I‟m hoping more doors will open for me. Interviewer: When playing a set, what kind of music do you tend to include in your set? Ms Eve: As much as I am a Deep House Music fanatic when choosing my set, I choose music that will hit the soul of my audience ranging from Deep House, tribal and commercial house music. I like my set to be a soulful journey. Interviewer: Who have you worked with so far in your musical journey? Ms Eve: Being in the industry for some time, I‟ve worked with many Deejays and artists, as I‟m working on my debut single I‟m now working with a production crew called Groove Associates, Primetime and vocalists such as Lungisa “Phixx” Xhamela, IniHeri and Vidge just to name a few. And currently working on towards a release of my debut album which I will start working on from Spring as I hope to release next year.
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nterviewer: Who is Lady Blue and where are you from?
Lady Blue: Lady Blue is an upcoming female dj who plays souful and jazzysoul house and loves music with all her heart, well I was born and raised in Soweto Meadowlands Zone 2 and Zone 4. Interviewer: Lady Blue, when did you notice that you had love for House Music and what sparked that love for House Music? “Any musical influences” that might have played a part in your journey? Lady Blue: It was in year 2000 while I was still playing soccer just loved music so much, the combination of instruments, Kanny G and R Kelly they the people that maid me release that music is great and where words fail music can fill the space.
Interviewer: How does Lady Blue sets herself apart from the next Deejay/Producers? Lady Blue: Oh well I believe that all deejays have their own special taste in music and mixing and I believe that if we were all given about four tracks that are the same we would mix them differently due to that individual “musical taste” we have. One more thing im a female dj that likes jazzy instruments most of the time. Interviewer: Any future or planned musical projects Lady Blue is involved with, like what do hope the future holds for the brand Lady Blue? Lady Blue: I am working on some tracks of my own hopefully some of them will be reliesed soon, oh well and I hope the name LadyBlue gets well known and would like to work with more female deejays that are unknown and hopefully one day play in some huge venue in Miami and represent all female deejays.
Interviewer: Who is Dj Thotho and where are you from?
Interviewer: Where did it all start (deejaying) and for how long have you been spinning decks?
Dj Thotho: Dj Thotho is a female deejay bro and bred in Mthatha but in Durban
Dj Thotho: It al stated last year April in Durban. Yes, I have been in the game for a year and few months, but you would never say so. I was approached by Dj Clyd from Clyd‟tainment as he saw the love and passion I had for music and that is where it all began.
currently. Interviewer: Growing up, what kind of upbringing Dj Thotho had? Dj Thotho: I was raised in a strict family, they hare still taking things easy. I believe a child should pursue what is in his/her heart and not be forced to do something they don‟t like. My upbringing was focused on just that. Interviewer: . Love of music and love for deejying in particular, what sparked the love for that Thotho? Dj Thotho: Haha...My love for music started like 8 years back. Through my love for music, I decided to be a deejay.
Interviewer: What have been your Career highlights so far and where and how can we get hold of Dj Thotho and her projects? Dj Thotho: Eish, There is a lot that still need to be done such as building myself as a brand. I am proud of what I have archived within the short period I have been spinning decks. My career highlights so far would include sharing decks with the established deejays and basically getting tips from them One can get hold of my projects and gigs as I am active in al social media platforms.
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nterviewer: Who is Dj Nonjebc and where are you from?
Interviewer: Love of music and love for deejying in particular, what sparked the love for that Dj Nonjebc?
Nonjebc: Nonjabulo Dlamini is a 24 year old deejay from Pietermaritzburg in an area called kwaMpumuza, Laduma Location. Besides music, she is a 3rd year student at Durban University Of Technology and anIntern Student at Msunduzi Municipality.
Nonjebc: I developed love for music at a young age, I used to watch Jazz Music Videos and concerts with my Dad and with Mum being into Gospel music. In 2011 I enrolled for a Sound Engineering Course, but could not continue due to lack of finances. Having left the collage I was studying in, I decided to use those skills gained there and apply them into deejaying.
Interviewer: Where did it all start (deejaying) and for how long have you been spinning decks?
Interviewer: What have been your Career highlights so far and where and how can we get hold of Dj Nonjebc and her projects?
Nonjebc: I started deejaying in 2010 using my cousin's laptop. He taught me the basics of deejaying. Then I started deejaying at house parties and res parties. End of 2012, I taught myself how t play through CDJ‟s. In 2013, I started playing in big events and never looked back.
Nonjebc: In 2013, being approached by an online international deep house music radio station “DeepIn Radio” to host a show. Also winning “DYMEJAYS Mixtape Of The Year”. Playing alongside SA National Deejays, also playing live on Gagasi Fm. Catch my show at
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