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Empangeni-born Zethe releases debut album Breathe amidst personal challenges
South African gospel artists are making history on streaming platforms, with Nontokozo Mkhize's debut album matching national records and Xolly Mncwango achieving remarkable success with millions of streams.
This four-track collection is a significant milestone for Saaiman, marking his first major release in several years and showcasing the exceptional collaborative effort with award-winning producer Shaney Jay.
Wouter Kellerman claims his third Grammy Award, celebrating South African talent on the global stage. Read more about his journey and what this win means for the future of music in South Africa.
The singer has already dropped her lead single from the album, featuring Makhadzi and Gatsheni.
Following the success of his Halloween experience launch, Que DJ - whose real name is Thobani Mgobhozi - has bagged another win with Best Gqom Album.
This forthcoming live show is an open invitation for audiences to celebrate how music brings people together and inspires joy and resilience amidst adversity.
Is Tyla's Grammy-worthy success enough to command local recognition? As Cassper Nyovest's bold comments fuel a fiery debate, tensions escalate leading to an unexpected ‘apology’ challenge.
Babes Wodumo turned heads at the Samas in a wedding gown that honoured her late husband, Mampintsha, and thrilled fans with a powerful performance of her hit song, Wololo.
A clip of the SAMAs performance went viral on X, and netizens quickly pointed out the hypocrisy in the public's reaction.
Tyla, Kabza De Small and uGatsheni were some of the biggest winners at the gathering.
Fans and critics discussed whether Tyla’s international recognition should have translated into a win for Record of the Year.
Popular record producer De Mthuda was unexpectedly excluded from his performance at the 30th South African Music Awards. In light of this significant oversight, his team is currently exploring all avenues to rectify the unsettling incident.
Be it the theme that pushed local artists to wear local, it was refreshing to hear so many local designers being credited on the red carpet,
The 30th South African Music Awards celebrated the nation’s vibrant music scene with electrifying performances and heartfelt tributes, honouring the artists who shape South Africa’s dynamic sound.
The musical segment of the SAMAs was a vibrant celebration of South African music, taking audiences on a nostalgic journey through diverse genres—from pop and gospel to hip hop and the ever-popular amapiano.
In a groundbreaking move for African music, YouTube partners with RiSA to broadcast the 30th South African Music Awards globally.
After three years away from the spotlight, Luthando “Lootlove” Shosha returned with a bang.
The awards ceremony will take place at Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand and be broadcast live on SABC 1, where Dlamini’s entertainment career began, presenting Live Amp.
Ringo Madlingozi, the afro-soul icon, is set to receive the prestigious SAMA30 Life Achievement Award, recognising his profound impact on South African music. Join us as we celebrate his remarkable career and the upcoming South African Music Awards.
Tyla will be awarded the Best International Achievement Award at the 30th South African Music Awards, while leading the nominations with five nods.
Rolling Stone has released its prediction list for Album of the Year at the 2025 Grammy Awards, and Tyla’s self-titled album, “Tyla” has made the cut.
Discover how Lwah Ndlunkulu’s heartfelt music earned her four prestigious nominations at the upcoming SAMAs
The nominees announcement event is a prelude to the coveted music award ceremony set to take place on November 2 at Gallagher Convention Centre
She joins other artists such as South African singer Breindy Klawansky of the Breindy and Matt duo, and Nigerian artists Flavour, OLA and Maleek Berry.