Local musicians conquer Standerton one performance at a time
Local musicians determined to take their music all over the country.
Two residents use music, defined as a universal language that everybody understands, to bring people together.
Born and bred in Standerton, 23-year-old Mthokozisi Madonsela, also known as DDoubleesa, is passionate about hip-hop music.
He has five tracks to his name and has just shot a music video.
“The music video of my single, ‘Bossing up’, will be released on 31 January,” DDoubleesa said.
He is a qualified electrical engineer and also a member of a cooperation that focuses on farming, called Black Roses.
He has been performing in local shows and his music has been played on Middelburg radio.
He has collaborated with a fellow artist, Kwaitoprince, on a song titled “Summer”.
Mshengu Tshabalala, known as Kwaitoprince, was also born and bred in town and holds a diploma in Business Management.
He is a upcoming kwaito musician, who loves to make people dance.
“People can easily relate to my music because I sing about what we are going through,” Kwaitoprince said.
He will release another single in September.
These musicians are also members of Colourpopulation Network, a company that focuses on photography and videos.
They have been well received in town and are determined to increase their fan-base by performing in other provinces, towns and cities.
