After their introduction on SABC 3’s morning show, Expresso, social media platforms have been buzzing with excitement. 

The newly formed Shades of Africa were rated one of the top 10 hottest topics on social media that morning and the public has scored them full marks for their performance. These two artists managed to bring to the South African music scene a concept that is so fresh and different, we have no doubt that they will very soon be one of South Africa's biggest music exports. 

Since their launch in 2011 this popular act trio has graced stages locally and abroad entertaining audiences with their unique mix of Burlesque, Motown, Jazz, Rock, Disco and African beats.

Known as The Original Tons from On Broadway and Madame Zingara these three bold Divas, Marguerita Freeks, Dorothy Engelbrecht and Titi Tsira will dazzle you with their bold, brassy, sassy renditions. A show not to be missed.

The Ndlovu Youth Choir is vibrant, exuberant & colourful, and delivers a toe-tapping and energetic South African musical performance, irresistibly combined with mesmerising choreography.

Can participation is in a music program change the lives of even the world's most disadvantaged children?

The choristers of the Ndlovu Youth Choir are living proof that it certainly can.

When Jabulani Simango was younger he was part of a Panstula group, but as things go, that whittled away. Instead, he decided to see if he could make his puppets dance. He says, with a great smile on his face. He has “mastered it and it's truly a South African art form to be proud of”.

Happy Feet Youth Project is an NPO founded in 2007 by Siviwe Mbinda in an effort to provide a safe after school environment for the children of his community.

Through Siviwe’s work as a tourist guide in Langa, he saw an opportunity to further develop the mentor relationship he had with a small group of children. He paired responsible tourism and gumboots dance together as a catalyst to enable psychosocial and concrete benefits for the children.

Against all odds, budding but talented opera singer Siphokazi Stofu, has made it into the grand finale of E.TV's talent search show, SA's Got Talent.

Despite being diagnosed with TB in her spine at the age of 12, Stofu said she realised she can do anything she wants to do regardless of her health.

“Believe in yourself, just believe,”