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SA: Stogie T, Muneyi and Maleh to headline Fête de la Musique
South African artists Stogie T, Muneyi and Maleh will headline the 2024 edition of Fête de la Musique at Victoria Yards in Johannesburg on 22 June.
- Maleh. Photo: Instagram
They will share the stage with Canadian singer-songwriter Melissa Laveaux and other local acts like Androgenius, DJ Napi Tapi, Flex of He & I, GHXST Bunny, Jae Nuune, Just 6, Laliboi, Rorisang Sechele, Sun Xa Experiment and Xhanti Nokwali.
The event, which promises to be an eclectic celebration of music and culture, will go live from 1pm until 7pm. The show is courtesy of the French Institute of South Africa, with support from TotalEnergies Marketing South Africa and SAMPRA [the South African Music Performance Rights Association].
Stogie T, a legendary figure in African hip hop, will deliver his signature lyrical mastery and electrifying stage presence. Drawing inspiration from his family’s history in South Africa’s liberation struggle, his music amplifies the voices of black youth across the continent. His unique blend of political commentary, poetry, and storytelling promises to leave a lasting impact.
Muneyi, a talented indie-folk singer-songwriter from Venda, will enchant the audience with his soulful melodies rooted in traditional Tshivenda folktales and modern influences. His music is a heartfelt reflection of his grandmother’s wisdom, the world around him, and the human experience. Prepare for a healing experience that will connect, inspire, and uplift.
Maleh, meanwhile, will mesmerise the audience with her rich vocals and genre-bending sound, blending West and Southern African melodies with raw energy. Her voice weaves a tapestry of emotions, painting vivid pictures of life's seasons and colours.
Find more about Fête de la Musique here.
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