With the planned departure of Rude Boy Paul from Yfm’s Breakfast Show, there is high speculation over his successor. With the troubled station seeing a mass exodus of its DJs once again; everyone is tight-lipped about the latest developments, with one exception. Our not so tight-lipped insider revealed that popular Ukhozi FM Dj Sbu, is the likely candidate to take over the Breakfast Show. This comes after an announcement on the 6pm Yfm news bulletin on Friday, revealing that 6 more Djs are due for departure. The Djs are namely; Rude boy’s co-host Sanza (who has already left), Pabi Moloi, Mr T, Lucy Tan, Jawz and Amon. The insider sites that this is not the complete list, as more Djs and staff members are voicing their dissatisfaction with management and are looking to jump ship.

Thapelo Mokoena: The Bodyguard I want to Guard!

I did not meet Thapelo Mokoena to check out how smooth his face is, how sexy his laugh is nor to hear how captivating his voice is but how could I not have noticed when all that stood between us was a tiny table that was not even big enough to accommodate his bottle of Heineken and my glass of water? Let’s be real now, the man is an actor and for all I know he could have been acting throughout the interview to make me believe he’s the best thing to ever hit mother earth and you know what? I damn well fell for it. Like every second actor in South Africa, Thapelo is a former Generations actor. He was the host for our first ever edition of Fear Factor SA and he thereafter stepped in to fill Fezile Mpela’s size 14 boots in the local drama series, Mzansi. Did I mention Fezile was in Generations too?? I caught up with the Ladysmith born actor in Melrose Arch and the one thing that stood out from our chat is that he is very happy with the way his career has played out so far. He is more than moketa ola wa (skinny) bodyguard who kissed Karabo and he is certainly more than your average actor.

Channel O Spirit of Africa Music Video Awards Winners

Channel O cemented its standing as Africa's premier music channel at a glittering awards ceremony that crowned many new stars. The Channel O Spirit of Africa Music Video Awards, brought to you by Amarula Cream, took place at the Johannesburg City Hall on Thursday 11 October 2007 ' and the who's who of the continent's entertainment scene turned out in full force to support this highlight of the music industry calendar.Hosted by Nigerian singer and songwriter, D'Banj and South African dance artist DJ S'bu and featuring a slew of storming live performances, the Channel O Spirit of Africa Music Video Awards were dominated by winners from Namibia, Nigeria, Mozambique and Kenya. “From the start, Channel O has aimed to be the music channel of choice for fans across the continent and the results of this year's event well and truly proved that that is what we now are. We are overwhelmed by the number of fans who took the time to vote by sms or on the website and I think that their devotion to African artists of real quality has really shown itself in the results of this year's awards,” said Channel O General Manager, Yolisa Phahle. (Also performed with the London-based Reggae Strings was a highlight of the show)The diversity of winners on the night proved Channel O's claim of being the only truly “Original African” channel on the continent. The event was recorded “live” and will be broadcast on Channel O on 27 October at 20:00 CAT. (* Channel O is now broadcast on channel 320 on DSTV.)

Bleksem, the new Kwaito prodigy of Will Of Steel Productions will get unmasked in April, when his album, Skepsel, gets released. Having already been introduced to the market through his single “Do It” which came out in 2007, Bleksem went on to collaborate with Brickz on his hit song “Left Right”, as well as Slikour on “Umsindo”.

Most significantly, Bleksem is the voice behind the biggest song of 2007, “Wena Ng’hamba Nawe”, produced by DJ Cleo off the album Eskhaleni Phase 4. There is no doubt that his infectious chorus and the lyrics with which he romanticizes the female listener is what made the song as big as it became.Here’s a new artist who came into the game with understanding what it is that the audience wants, and has delivered with aplomb.Bleksem will become a phenomenon in the South African music industry, no doubt, and he has been careful to be patient and pace himself as a Will Of Steel understudy since 2004.When asked about why he has been masked all along and who the person under the balaclava is, Bleksem responds: “How else must I hide my face? Should I have worn a bike helmet instead? Jokes aside, I am weary of the industry sabotage that my mentor DJ Cleo was recently subjected to. I am afraid that even before I become a household name, jealous people could try to sidetrack my career by virtue of my association with the successful Will Of Steel Productions.”Bleksem further goes on to say: “I am very excited about my album and feel privileged to be working with the main man himself, DJ Cleo. There are very few people who get this chance, and some have wasted it when they had it, but I am determined to make it big. There is a place for a Kwaito emperor and I have come to claim it. 2008 is my year to be great!”So look out for it, Bleksem’s new album called Skepsel, out in April 2008.

Will of Steel Productions

Started in Johannesbeburg in 2002, WOS, has fast become one of southern Africa's brightest and hottest labels. Lead by the dynamic DJ talent of Cleopas "DJ Cleo Monyepao, WOS is now home to a selection of SA's finest new talent.DJ Cleo, who hails from Gauteng's East Rand, began his musical career at the tender age of ten. Having Marabi styles close to his heart, and being a bass player, Cleo sought out programming and engineering skills, even doing a stint at Allenby Campus on sound engineering, as he pursued a new concept in musicianship, that being the marriage of musical instrumental skills, programming skills and engineering skills. A fortunate meeting with Ashifa Shabba, afforded him the opportunity to work in radio at Y FM. Cleo found producing for radio a natural extension of himself, and soon was exploring the producing full music for both himself and others. Cleo's debut recording was "Will of Steel which featured on the DJ Glen Lewis/DJ Fresh's "Gatecrasher double CD compilation. The release was in real terms a great success for Cleo, and genuinely a portent of things to come, as soon he was producing and composing more and more music for more and more people. In fact whilst it would be a while before DJ Cleo would see his own debut album released, the proceeds from "Will of Steel provided the wherewithal to start Will of Steel Productions (PTY) Ltd, his wholly owned label, production house and publisher, and many hits were first to follow.In 2003, the first of string of other artist releases, with Cleo's compositions and production abilities in full force, hit the market. Mzekezeke (first 2 releases) and Brown Dash (Puff and Pass) might arguably not have achieved the heights they have without the extraordinary production and songwriting input from Cleo.Not content to sit back, WOS began to sign it's own artists in 2004, starting with Pitch Black Afro, where he produced and composed the classic "Matofotofo", and then "Brickz in 2005, releasing another smash album, with another equally classic track "Sweety my baby".In 2004, in between Pitch Black Afro and Brickz, Cleo released his debut solo album as DJ Cleo, which was critically acclaimed, and to a certain extent was a compilation of his work to date. He then followed in 2005, with undoubtedly Will of Steel�s biggest seller to date, his second solo release "Eskhaleni Ext 2". One innovation that this release brought to the SA (and world) market was the creative approach linking opera and kwaito - with "Goodbye being the result.Many of SA's biggest contemporary artists and projects have sought out the outstanding producing and composing skills that Cleo brings to the table, Mandoza, Kabelo, Doc Shebeleza and the Coca Cola Popstars project are amongst a few.This company certainly has the Will Of Steel and is growing to be South Africa's most sout after production stable as new Artists are being signed every year.Tel: +27 11 484 7263

Kabelo Mabalane

South African kwaito star Kabelo Mabalane, better known as Buza Luv, says he is also in love with Jesus.
Speaking at a one-day church camp in Lobatse this weekend, Mabalane said turning to Jesus only changed his character and not his personality. He said he knows a lot of gospel singers who are not religious or born again.
The theme for the camp was 'young people taking the centre stage of transformation.'
Asked by one of the participants what music meant to him, Mabalane said music is all about having fun.
He said he used to enjoy having many girlfriends, driving expensive cars and showboating before turning to God. Mabalane said despite the seemingly flamboyant lifestyle, he used to feel a void in his heart that only became filled by turning to Jesus.
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Mabalane said he turned to God after his life became a mess due to his drug abuse and being dumped by his girlfriend.
He said he turned to God in 1996 but became fully converted in 2004 when he was born again. He added that he would be getting married to the same woman who rejected him when he lost track.

Best things comes in twos indeed!!

Dj Twitty is back with a brand new house compilation album title"Sweet December" the album features 14 rocking locally produced house tracks. Bangers like "after today", "Toast to the good life" have already taken the airwavesby storm.

Dj Twitty Whose birth Name is Mbuso Khuzwayo is currentl touring around the country promoting his new ablum. " I won't sttle for less than gold", says Twitty Khuzwayo's love for hopuse music started in early days of high school in Sobantu-Pietrmarizburg.

After completing his matric he enrolled at chilli soul music where since completing a two month course in 2005 and in record time, has never lopoked back. In 2006 landed himself a record deal which saw him release his debut album.-"Twisted"

Mbuso has worked with Artist like Dj Tira,Dj abo,Mafiki and Alcapeom produced most tracks on "Sweet December"

Dj Twitty confesses that he learnt important lesson when "Twisted" was released and that there is no room for errors this time around

Married in The Summertime

17 April : Kwaito bad-boy wants to be good

Mavusana is giving up his unhealthy kwaito star ways for a life of wedded bliss and clean living with long time love and mother to his two children, Ouma Congolo. The singer will profess his eternal commitment to Congolo on his birthday, December 18 this year after lobolo has been paid and he’s bought the house they’ve eyed out for their new life together. The wedding is planned to take place in their new home.Sunday World reports that Mavusana, who embarrassed the music industry by performing at a festival in a state of undress four years ago, says plans to pay the dowry for Congolo are at an advanced stage.Congola, a committed Christian, has moved out of their shared home in Pretoria until the wedding saying that: “I want him to do the right thing (marry her first) before I move in with him.”

Nkosinathi Maphumulo A.K.A Blackcoffee

DJ NAME : Blackcoffee ORIGINAL NAME : Nkosinathi Maphumulo ORIGIN : Durban PRESENT RESIDENCY :The world STYLE : Deep/Afro House; Soulful Lounge; Broken beat & Anything Soulful BIOGRAPHY : BlackCoffee began his DJ career back in 1994 while still in High School. He started by playing in the events, playing for free. While studying Music in Natal Technikon, he quietly developed his skill and searched KZN and Gauteng for the hottest music. He was busy doing this in conjunction with his band/music career. BlackCoffee belongs to a music group called SHANA that has grown from strength to strength in the past years…they have four CD’s under their name. He is juggling both professions, being a DJ and being a full-time musician. In 2001 when he decided to leave his home ground and join the buzz of Gauteng, he was offered an opportunity to freelance for various clubs and promoters until securing a residency at Voodoo Lounge nightclub-the most happening club of it’s time. He was chosen as one of two South African participants in the Red Bull Music Academy in 2003 which jumpstarted him into the South African DJ scene. Early 2004 BlackCoffee was tracked down by SAB Miller local promoters and MO’s Lounge owner and soon became resident for him at his Mo’s Lounge club in Norwood. In 2002/3, he was given the prime weekend dance slot on Umhlobo Wenene (Saturday’s 8-10). To date, this has been the show featuring the most international DJ’s on South African radio. He has featured since at various clubs- Club 115, Tilt (Durban), Club Hear (Port Elizabeth), Who Zoo, Pop Art (Durban), Carnalita, Voodoo Lounge (Cape Town), Times 4, Sutra (Cape Town) etc. However, BlackCoffee’s talent has taken him over the lines into the scene making him a DJ and a producer that has put together a compilation CD. The CD was released end of September 2005 and since then it has been rocking the SA dance floors like storm, there was indeed a lot of hype around the cd making 2006 a memorable year for Blackcoffee. He scooped a SAMA Award for best dance album and was chosen in 2006 and currently in 2007 to represent SA at the redbull academy in Barcelona. From JHB to Durban and everywhere between, BlackCoffee has been there and rocked the masses. He also releases Dj Kabila under his company soulistic music and he is done remixes for Thandiswa, Busi Mhlongo, Joyous celebration and other artists. He has played and will be playing in some of the biggest gigs such as Red Bull Music Academy Concert-2003 (www.redbullmusicacademy.co.za),He is been part of the SA Music Conference for three conservative years (2005.2006 and 2007) (www.samc.co.za) – which took place on the 31 March – 08 April 2007. He did a remixing session at the South African music conference, teaching 1 000 delegates skills on how to be the best remixer. BlackCoffee has played alongside the cream of local and International DJ’s including Christos, Oskido, Little Louie Vega, Alix Alvares, Franck Roger, Mr V, Vinny DA Vinci, Charles Webster, DJ Spinna, Osunlade, Quentin Harris Fresh, Monde, Jeff K, Glen Lewis, Durban’s Finest, Oscar, Mimi Kesaris, Ganyani, T-Bose, Ready D, Mbuso - another list that goes on and on. BlackCoffee has also been hard at work in the studio and just released his second album "Have another one" and is surely to reach gold status.

Euphonic with His House

Euphonik(U-4-nik) is a rising star in the field of House music and production and has no intention of slowing down anytime soon.His ability to command the crowd through the power of music is what helps him keep his finger on the pulse of what the crowds want

Euphonik – This is how the future sounds! Every 5-10 years, every industry has that one person that revolutionizes things within that particular industry. Euphonik is gonna revolutionize things over the next five years. He’s elevating the game. If you don’t believe me, call me in five years” - DJ Fresh. He’s a dynamo of energy, skill, passion and intelligent ambition - every attribute of a successful DJ and producer, he exudes in a second. If you’re wondering why Themba Mbongeni Nkosi chose Euphonik as a stage name, just watch one of his sets and you’ll be amazed. This guy is about way more than creating pleasing sounds. “I believe that in order to stay relevant as a DJ, you constantly need to keep up to speed with what’s going on in the industry, know your competition, research your music and always try to have your finger on the pulse of what the crowd wants.” Euphonik started DJing at house parties alongside his good friend, Naked DJ who is making a splash of his own in the music world. Naked can be heard spinning the tunes on Bad Boy T’s show on Metro fm. He says, “Not only is Euphonik the future of house music, he works as hard with the ladies too, that’s why he’s one of the sexiest men in the world!” Besides their obvious talent on the decks, they both shared a love of hip hop beats but Euphonik’s first love was definitely house and dance music. From the moment he heard Fresh House Flava Vol. 1, he knew he was destined to be a DJ. Euphonik is currently enjoying the best of being a DJ across all spectrums: he’s become a household name in Jozi’s clubbing circles and he’s also a regular feature on Dj Fresh’s, Fresh Drive on 5fm. “Euphonik is a super-cool-house-cat. He has an interesting groove and is another one of SA's up and coming music stars. Keep an eye on this boy!” says Roger Goode from 5fm. Big corporates like MTN, Smirnoff and Vodacom have also entrusted him with their brand parties and Euphonik has been chosen to open for major artists like Missy Elliott, Blu Cantrell, Mzekezeke and Zola. Proof that he has a good ear not only for choosing tracks that’ll get people grooving on dance floors but for spotting new talent as well, is his job as an A&R person for Soulcandi. Euphonik has worked with HHP, Slikour and Flabba, to name a few – mixing their hip hop sounds to excellence. His expertise in production and sourcing tracks combined with his DJ skills has molded Euphonik into a force to be reckoned with in the SA music industry. With a rock-solid reputation, rapidly growing fan base and an incredible amount of experience, skill and innovation, Euphonik (only in his early twenties) is leading the way for a new generation of South African DJs.

Dj Zihle, The Hottest Dj on & off the Turntables

"Dj Zinhle"It truly is a world for women’s lib these days and we are all the better off for it. One woman who’s doing it for herself, big time, is 24-year old Zinhle Jiyane, better known as DJ Zinhle, who is making waves as far a field as the UK.She entered the scene in 2004 and has gone from strength to strength rocking crowds in clubs, at fashion shows, corporate functions, cool bashes, and even the odd private party in SA. Currently, she is the resident DJ for SABC 1’s hip and happening dance show Jika MaJika and has a permanent slot on YfmMixing it up comes naturally to DJ Zinhle. She started out doing all her mixes from the trusted old Vinyls in 2004, still a favourite amongst some DJ’s. She has since moved on to incorporate CD mixing and now both CD and Vinyl is her forte. “I love what I do and the Lord has blessed me because DJying loves me back. I always try and apply care to my work so that I deliver to exceed people’s expectations.” she saysIt’s true, her love and commitment to her profession is what gives her the edge and makes her successful. No wonder she has been dubbed the hottest DJ on and off the turntables by fans and fellow artists. “I’m simply expressing my love for music and I want to share it with others,” she adds.DJ Zinhle has earned her stars and is in with the right bunch of people. She jammed away in the UK at gigs in Bradford and London last year for the Youth Day celebrations - gracing the stage with SA counterparts DJ S’bu, Vinny Da Vinci, Christos and Oskido. Together they brought a bit of home to the ex-pats living in the UK.In a male dominated profession she is making her mark and assisting other female DJ’s to do the same. The Feminine Touch is DJ Zinhle’s brand and is testimony to all that she is. Her permanent slot also called The Feminine Touch, on Oskido’s Church Grooves show on Yfm every Saturday between 16:00 and 16:30 is growing in popularity not just with other females but the male community too.Oskido says, “DJ Zinhle is very dedicated to what she does. Many people enter the music industry for the wrong reasons but not her. She carries herself well in the industry and gives 100% to every gig and performance. We work well together and I value her commitment to our Saturday slot.”She is hard at work getting The Feminine Touch and DJ Zinhle out there and passionate about previewing young female talent. “Once a month on the show I invite a new upcoming youngster as a guest to mix on air.” In so doing she adds to the proliferation of female DJs in the market. In light of this she also spoke at the 2007 SA Music Conference in Durban, inspiring female DJs to survive in this industry. She says with joy that having a female DJ do a gig is a current trend and she hopes to contribute to this even further. Her view is: “If you don't inspire anyone, why do it?”Keep your eyes and ears peeled for DJ Zinhle’s first House mix CD to be released in May this year called The Feminine Touch Vol 1

King and Queen Of kwaito Buddies again

Kwaito king Arthur Mafokate has finally swallowed his pride and opened the doors of reconciliation to his former girlfriend, Afro-pop star Queen Sesoko. Sunday World has it on good authority that the former lovebirds are now on speaking terms. Sesoko is the mother of Mafokate’s daughter, Owami. But she was allegedly barred from visiting their child after she moved out of Mafokate’s mansion in Midrand after their love fizzled out. Sesoko confirmed on Friday that she and her former beau have made friends. She says: “I am happy that we’ve finally resolved our differences. We now talk almost daily about our daughter and her progress. “The fact that Arthur has poured his heart out and we have started afresh means a lot to me. I now understand what he went through. “I hope that Owami will soon be visiting me frequently.” Sesoko says she is tired of the negative coverage that she has been receiving in the media. “The media has portrayed me as a bad and irresponsible mother. “My daughter is growing up and people will tell her those things. ” Sesoko also revealed that she is releasing her new album, Sweet Little Things, with a new record company. And her first single Umafavuke will be sampled on radio stations next week. “I was never fired from my previous record company but I resigned in January this year because I wasn’t happy with some things I won’t mention. “But at the same time I needed a fresh start.” Sesoko says she is excited about her new album and she hopes to reclaim her crown in the music industry. “It’s a dance album and has something new. I know people will enjoy it,” she adds. Mafokate confirms he and his ex are now talking more than before. He says: “We are now talking for our daughter’s sake.” The self-proclaimed king of kwaito adds that he is excited that Sesoko has a new album. He says: “I know she is a strong person with great talent. “She is here to stay, despite what she has gone through in her life.”

What’s that smell? - DJ Cleo ‘flipped his wig’ at scent of his protege

No-nonsense producer DJ Cleo has fired his recalcitrant protegé Mavo for stealing his luxury perfume. News of Mavo’s dismissal from DJ Cleo’s Will of Steel Productions company came to light after it was announced on the SABC1 music show Live last Friday that Mavo had joined Chicco Twala’s stable. It is alleged that Mavo sneaked into Cleo’s bathroom in his Welgehuewel house west of Jozi, bathed and helped himself to his luxury perfume. It is believed that on smelling his perfume on the muso, Cleo flipped his wig and confronted him about it. Mavo rattled Cleo’s cage when he crocheted a story that he wore the perfume to ward off the pong he had on him after picking up bricks scattered in the yard of the wizard vinyl spinner. “This angered DJ Cleo because at that time there were no bricks in his yard and apart from that, Mavo had no right to sneak into Cleo's bedroom and help himself to his stuff. “DJ Cleo has a wife and children. What if Mavo had found Cleo’s wife bathing in the buff?” asks a source. Cleo will not deny or confirm the perfume incident. “No comment on that one,” he said when quizzed by Sunday World. But the award-winning producer confirms – refering to a story published in our newspaper about his dog being raped – that he fired Mavo for, among other things, spreading lies about his company. “The aim is not to discredit him, but Will of Steel Productions is a reputable company. We have a code of conduct which he violated,” Cleo says. Mavo confirms that he had a tiff with Cleo over the perfume. “I was sweating after picking up the bricks which were scattered in his yard. “I then went to his bathroom, bathed and used his perfume. He then got angry. But that was not the only reason we drifted apart. He had problems with my work ethics and fired me,” says Mavo.

DJ Tira ties the knot

The wedding cost a cool R200 000 with the wedding dress and evening gown totalling R20 000! The Stars of Mzansi award-winning Durban vinyl- spinner DJ Tira, real name aka Mthokozisi Khathi, and his gorgeous bride had a celebritydom of famous guests too including DJ Fresh, L’vovo, Oskido and DJ Bongz amongst the 130 witnesses at the Izulu Hotel in Ballito, on the KwaZulu-Natal north coast.Afro Souls, the new Afro-pop groups signed by the couple’s entertainment company – Afrotainment – made sure everyone danced well into the night. The celebrity couple are currently honeymooning in the beautiful Bahamas and have confirmed to Sunday World that there are no plans, for at least the next year, to produce baby TiraLales.

Rihanna’s nipples get plastered

Rihanna’s nipples get plastered

It’s a cover-up
Umbrella singer, Rihanna, says she loves plasters.
Not only do they cover up nail mishaps and ease the pain of shoe blisters but she also has a more efficient use for them. She says a wardrobe malfunction is not laughing matter when you're striding down the red carpet for all the world to see. How many times have we seen that happen? To avoid any unintentional flashing, Rihanna sticks plasters over her nipples. Rihanna obviously doesn’t like the world press getting a boobie-shot. Good for her, nice that we have a respectable star for kids to look up to.

Man claims Generations

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07 April : Man claims Generations star is his love-child

A 60 year old man from Potchefstroom is claiming to be Connie Masilo-Ferguson's father. The old-timer, George Molahlegi Tau, who is a musical composer says that he was quite the “love rat” when he was a teen. He went into exile a while ago but returned in 1991 only to discover from his “sympathisers” that he had fathered the famous face. Tau is demanding a paternity test from Ferguson: “All I want is a paternity test to be done so I can move on with my life,” he says. The Generations star is all too familiar with strangers claiming she is their birthright. The actress encountered a similar situation a few years. Ferguson had a young man turn up on the SABC’s front door claiming to be her son. Ferguson is refusing the paternity test, just as she denied the motherhood claims from the young Rustenburg man.“I was born in Kimberley and my parents are in Botswana. If I were to take these people seriously I’d end up mad.” Says the actress.

TIRA'S NEW GROUP

You know DJ Tira as a top DJ, but he's also a label head and producer. The fruits of his labour will be visible this weekend when his projects Big Nuz and Afro Soul are released. Afro Soul are an Afro Pop group signed to Afrotainment Records, Bug Nuz are on a kwaito tip on their album that features heavy hitting production talent like Black Coffee, DJ Bongz and of course DJ Tira. Why the name for this Durban Kwaito crew, Tira explains, “ Big Nuz comes from Big because they doing big things and NUZ represents the township they from Umlazi next to Durban. Nuz is the number plate for cars from Umlazi. “ Big Nuz is made up of 3 guys Jojo aka Mampintsha, Mzi aka Danger and Sbu aka R Mashesha. Tira continues “The group was formed 2002 when they moved from Durban to Joburg to hustle for a record deal. It’s been a rough road trying to release an album; there is no studio in Joburg they don’t know since they went knocking in all the doors.” Some of the work they’ve since done includes “A jingle for Backstage on e-tv when the sopie was relocating to Joburg in 2002, they then got a chance to perform on Backstage. They continued their hustling in 2003 working with Koloi Lebone and Beatmaker doing songs that were never released. In 2004 Ishmael featured them on a song called Boom Boom. 2006 they release their debut album called “Zozo” under Gallo Records working with the late Kid Mokoena for Why Not Entertainment.” in 2007 I called them back home to work with me. They did a hit track for Durbans Finest called ‘Uyoysholo Wena’ which is still on high rotation on some radio stations. They finally got it right at Afrotainment, Big Nuz dubbed the best lyricists in country their single “Ubala” should continue where Tzozo En Professor, Lvovo left off… 2008 is the year for Big Nuz.” Tira promises, “ Their album 2nd Round Knockout is packed with upbeat grooves to make you dance anytime. “ No wonder Tira’s confident, the album features production by DJ Tira, Shota of Shana, Professor, DJ Clock, DJ Fhiso, Blackcoffee and DJ Bongs. Durban’s house masters even provide rhymes! Tzozo, DJ Sox, Tira feature on the songs