A 29-year-old Pretoria disc jockey is on a mission to shake Mzansi to the ‘chord’.
Kabelo Motswi also known as ‘King Bash’ will be releasing a new single, Good Luck, which promises to dominate the charts.
The Polokwane-born artist and presenter on Capricorn FM kicked started his career by hosting events in Pretoria clubs before graduating to DJ and Producer.
Signed to Winter Stock Entertainment Records, he has been dubbed the hip-hop encyclopaedia for his ear for music and for giving up-and-coming artists a platform to share their work.
“I have always been in the entertainment field but only in the events side of things,” he said.
“I never thought that one day I would actually be a DJ or Artist.”
“I decided to try my luck and penetrate the hip-hop market while it was still quiet, and before I knew it, gigs and bookings started coming in all angles,” he said.
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“So I started taking it more serious which led me to drop my first single Hamba Man Featuring B3nchMarQ and 3two.”
The music video was high rotation play on MTV last year.
As his work started to speak for itself, King Bash earned an opportunity to open for US artists Bryson Tiller and Travis Scott at a concert in 2017.
“I won Best Newcomer in The 2018 LIMA awards (Limpopo Music Awards ) and that really sealed my year as a great year. “
Motswi obtained his Diploma in Marketing at Brooklyn city college in Pretoria.
He also does annual hit events such as Pretoria’s Shorts and Shade, attended by scores of people from across the country.
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“I create a customer base with party-goers and artists through these events and they help me also create a platform for other artists to get recognition.”
Good Luck featuring Zooie Coke Dope will drop in April followed by the music video later.
With his already established fan base in Pretoria, King Bash said he was looking forward to conquering the rest of the country.
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