Local musician Eric Moswane, known by his stage name as Styles E, has promised a third studio album after he had dropped the well-received single Nonka.
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After 23 years of being part of the music industry, Moswane still chases the music dream.
He hopes to one day make a breakthrough by becoming an internationally recognised artist.
For over two decades he has been writing lyrics, producing, singing and dancing.
His passion for music started at a tender age when he used to perform during school events.
“Little did I know that I would want to pursue a career in music,” said Moswane.
He released his first 12 track Kwaito studio album in 2009 titled Kasilami Leli.
“The project narrated the life of a young man living in the informal settlement. I had to share my story to free them off their burdens.
“The lyrics also reminded them about the importance of education.”
His second album was a Kwaito and Deep house project. The album was title Mjodolo, which translate to ‘shack’.
He took a break from the music scene and made his comeback with Gqom music and later switched to the Amapiano genre. He migrated from Thembisa to Germiston two years ago where he now resides.
“My latest single Nonka was a hit, people loved it and they can resonate with it. I featured Mr Wagon music from Germiston.
“I have recently been into the studio working on my next project. I had it paused for a while because my producer left to Italy.
“It has always been my dream to be an international recognised artist. It has been proven that it is possible to make it overseas,” said Moswane.
