The Hangout

DJ Kenza is opening up about his journey in the music industry - a story that started long before the hit records.

He says he fell in love with music at a young age, first teaching himself the keyboard and drums, and by 19 he was already producing like a seasoned pro.

His big break came when Sun-El Musician discovered his talent, welcoming him into the El World family. From there, DJ Kenza’s sound grew, his confidence grew, and the rest is history in the making.

In this special anniversary interview, legendary organ maestro Moses “Black Moses” Ngwenya reflects on 50 years of Soul Brothers — from the group’s humble beginnings to their rise as icons of uMbhaqanga. He speaks passionately about preserving the genre’s heritage while embracing modern music technology, sharing insights into the innovative production approach behind their upcoming project Thath’owakho, set for release on 28 November 2025.

A surprise highlight of the interview was the appearance of Lizwi Cele, the young guitarist whose video recently went viral on social media. Lizwi delivered a captivatin

MUT Sport captains joined Awethu Kelese, who was reporting live at the send-off ceremony for the USSA Games.

Wendy Madiba, Nqubeko Bhengu, and Melusi “Ngilosi” Nkosi spoke to Awethu about their readiness and preparation as they prepare to depart for the USSA Games in Pretoria and Johannesburg.

Siyabonga “Bhele” Nomvete joined Awethu Kelese, who was field reporting at the send-off of the MUT Sport Teams. Nomvete, who served as the guest speaker for the day, spoke to Awethu about motivating and inspiring the teams as they departed for the big competitions taking place in Pretoria and Johannesburg.

Abanqobi member Andile Mbili talks venturing into house music and working with DJ Bongs, DJ Zinhle and writing for Nhlanhla Nciza. He reveals the tricks of the trade imparted by collaborators with skin in the game.

MindoDeYanos, an artist from Mangosuthu University of Technology, joins The Hangout to share his musical journey and how it all began. He spoke about the artists who inspire him, his unique Amapiano sound, and what sets his music apart from other sounds in the genre.

Inkinga Yomhlaba, a young artist from Gauteng, joins The Hangout to talk about his journey in the music industry and, most importantly, the inspiration behind why he started making music. He also mentioned that he is currently working on a new project.

Myra was sharing her journey as an artist. She also mentioned that her song move like a molten light. She also spoke about how her fashion is part of her storytelling. Myra has been called unforgettable but she also have things that she want people to never forget about Myra Gold

Lebohang Mokoena joined us to discuss World Mental Health Day and its importance in raising awareness and breaking the stigma around mental health. She spoke about an event hosted by SADAG, aimed at encouraging open conversations and offering support to those in need.

Lebohang highlighted how stigma, especially in African communities, prevents people from seeking help and shared simple ways to care for one’s mental well-being, even without professional therapy. She encouraged young people to reach out for help and reminded listeners that “it’s okay not to be okay.

The Hangout host Qhawe Qwabe and Thando hosted Thulani Malevu, a multi-talented artist whose work spans across music, literature, and philanthropy. The conversation focused on his inspiring journey in music and the creative and spiritual process behind his latest project, an EP titled Ubizo meaning “The Calling.”

The interview offered listeners an intimate look at how Thulani blends purpose, spirituality, and artistry to create music that uplifts and heals.