Music streaming service Deezer has launched a channel to celebrate music that defined South Africa from the past to the present.
The platform, titled Celebrate Heritage Channel, includes a variety of curated playlists featuring specific genres and artists that are culturally relevant for South Africans. It comprises such playlists as SA’s Greatest Hits, SA House Classics, Essential SA Jazz and Gospel Gold.
“Starting now until the end of September, music fans can re-live the most iconic music from the last three decades featuring Mafikizolo, Brenda Fassie, Oskido and Teargas or discover fresh sounds from the artists that are making an impact today such as Sho Madjozi, Prince Kaybee, Nasty C and Shekhinah,” Deezer said. “So, whether you’re planning to fire up a braai, kick back and relax or ‘sokkie’ the night away, let us provide all the music you need to jump start the festivities with ‘Celebrate Heritage Month’ on Deezer.”
Deezer music editor Sotiris Moldovanos said: “Music has always played an important role in South African history and culture, and we want to recognise and celebrate its significance throughout the years with a dedicated channel that we know our local music fans will love and appreciate.”
The Celebrate Heritage Channel is available here on Deezer.
Below is Brenda Fassie's 'Vulindlela' video which is among the songs featured on the channel.
Most popular
Call For Applications : ACCES seeks a UK-based performer
10 Sep 2026
Top amapiano songs of 2026
16 Feb 2026
Top Afrobeats songs of 2026
19 Mar 2026
AFRIMA 2026: All the winners
12 Jan 2026
Open call: Goethe-Institut grants for Southern African creatives
08 Sep 2026
Top Naija songs of 2026
31 Mar 2026
Open call: Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation 2026 funding programmes
04 Sep 2026
Disclaimer: Music In Africa provides a platform for musicians and contributors to embed music and videos solely for promotional purposes. If any track or video embedded on this platform violates any copyrights please inform us immediately and we will take it down. Please read our Terms of Use for more.
Please log in to post a comment.