The “Find My Way” artist found his way back to the festival stage after performing at the festival in 2016.
“I initially wanted to be only a music producer, but then I realised that people need to hear vocals,” TiMO said.
According to the “Save Me” artist, his song-writing process includes harmony, melody, bass and drums.
The artist is hoping to take his music to the next level of techno music.
“I also want to create music where people can dance to the vibe of every song,” he said.
He said that at this year’s festival, fans can expect more music to dance to and interaction not only with each other, but with him.
Videos from TiMO ODV’s official Youtube channel:
Tickets for the festival can be bought in Benoni from the St Dunstan’s College on 54 Millburn Street, the Benoni City Times offices in Northmead Square on corner 14th Avenue and O’Reilly Merry Street, Mugg and Bean at the Square at Farrarmere and Wakaberry in Oakfields Shopping Centre.
The gates for the family fun-filled festival happening at the St Dunstan’s College on May 13 will open from 1pm to 10pm.
Don’t miss out on a family fun day with a hot line-up including Locnville, TiMO ODV, Euphonik, Rubber Duc, Crystal Park, Voltrex, Kahn Morbee and Chunda Munki.
