Hot bars dropped at Boss Level hip-hop session in Mbombela
Local hip-hop artist, Don Pressure, opened a stage for upcoming youngsters to perform their music.
Hip-hop musicians from around in the province had the opportunity to showcase their creativity at the Boss Level hip-hop session held at the HA Classic Lounge on June 10.
The aim of the session was to create a platform for young local artists who love and are interested in this music genre.
According to the organiser, Prince Khoza, also known as Don Pressure, the day was a success as a lot of artists from various communities honoured the invitation and performed their old and new songs.
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”People came in their numbers to support home-grown talent. Personally, the entire show was a highlight and all the artists brought their A game. The biggest benefit to the artists was connecting with other fellow musicians. Boss Level gave the musicians an opportunity to be in a new environment as some of these artists had never been booked outside their areas.”
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Siwakhile Thomo, known as SWA The Last, said he was grateful for this opportunity.
”The platform motivated young artists like myself. It is something to be proud of as upcoming artists, and we were able to socialise and learn from one another while we shared our music with the many people who came to support the event,” he said.
