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Local musician needs help finishing his EP

“I believe that before I can start looking for help outside ‘home’ or in other places, I must try people from here in Vryheid. If there is someone who can help me with funds or a recording deal, I will be glad to work and push to my full potential,”

Sandile Hlela, otherwise known by his stage name ‘MaS’, is a young man with a desire to venture into rap or hip-hop music.

Born and bred in Vryheid, he says that music has always been his first love. Sandile spent his high school days at Vryheid Comprehensive before moving to Durban to study Marketing.

He says he has been composing his own music, but now everything is at a standstill because he is struggling to find a studio to record his music. Songs he has written so far include ‘Congratulations’, ‘Area Code’ and ‘Ngangingazi’, to name but a few. His frustration is that these songs need to be ‘mastered well’ and licensed on different music platforms or channels.

He has an EP (Extended Play) with 22 tracks that he wants to get out into the world. He is thus pleading with anyone who can assist him in finishing the EP before October and grow his music career into the future. “I believe that before I can start looking for help outside ‘home’ or in other places, I must try people from here in Vryheid. If there is someone who can help me with funds or a recording deal, I will be glad to work and push to my full potential,” he says.

If you can help Sandile, you can contact him on 061 234 8979 or his social media platforms – YouTube: MaS and Twitter @Mas_The1st

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