Clash of the Choirs South Africa

Thembi Seete is a South African kwaito star, television presenter and actress best known as one of the members of the kwaito supergroup Boom Shaka, from 1994-2000.

Jabulani Tsambo, better known as Hip Hop Pantsula (HHP) or Jabba was a South African rap artist who performed in multiple languages.

Zakes Bantwini (real name Zakhele Madida) is a South African dance music and kwaito artist and music producer best known as the man who discovered kwaito sensation L'vovo Derrango and for his collaborations with DJ Black Coffee

Lebo “Shugasmakx” Mothibe is a South African rapper, actor and entrepreneur best known as the co-founder and star of iconic local hip-hop brand Skwatta Kamp.

Khaya Mthethwa is a South African tenor singer and musician best known for winning the eighth season of the M-Net reality singing competition Idols, in 2012, becoming the first black winner of the show

Robbie Malinga was a South African music producer who was responsible for shaping the careers of numerous artists.

Judith Sephuma is a South African jazz and Afro-pop singer who shot to stardom with her debut album in 2001, the critically-acclaimed "A Cry, A Smile, A Dance"

Tshedi Mholo is a South African Afro-pop singer best known for being the lead singer of the popular group Malaika, whose debut album, Malaika, went multiple platinum, selling over 350,000 copies

Zwai Bala is a South African musician and producer who exploded to stardom with the kwaito group TKZee, in 1997

Moneoa Moshesh-Sowazi is a South African soul singer and dancer who first rose to fame in 2012 with hit songs like Isibhanxa and Pretty Disaster.

Sipho "Hotstix" Mabuse is a South African drummer and musician best known as the leader of the band Harari (formerly known as The Beaters) and for his contributions to the musical landscape of South Africa in general

Stoan Seate (real name Tshepo Seate) is a South African kwaito singer, music producer, actor and television presenter best known for his part in the highly successful kwaito band, Bongo Maffin, since 1996

Winnie Khumalo was a South African singer and actress who first rose to fame as a teenager, having been introduced to the music industry by the late Brenda Fassie, for whom she worked as a backing singer.

Ziyon (real name Jonathan Hamilton) is an American-born South African DJ, vocalist and producer best known as one of the members of the soul/house duo Liquideep, who formed in 2007.

Bonang Matheba is a South African television presenter and radio DJ best known for co-hosting the SABC1 Friday night music show Live, from 2007-2012

Bontle Modiselle is a South African dancer and telervision presenter best known for co-hosting the SABC2 reality series Showville.

Rebecca Malope is a South African gospel singer and television personality who rose to fame after winning the 1987 Shell Road to Fame competition

Anele Mdoda is a South African radio DJ best known for her on-air partnership with Grant Nash, on Highveld FM and 5FM.

Lindelani Mkhize is a South African music producer and entrepreneur known for his work with jazz, afro-pop, kwaito and gospel musicians, in particular the SAMA-winning gospel group Joyous Celebration

Simphiwe Dana is a South African singer-songwriter in the fields of jazz, Afro-soul, rap and traditional music who rose to fame after the release of her first album, Zandisile, in 2004

Lawrence Maleka is a South African actor and presenter best known for hosting the reality competition series Clash of the Choirs South Africa.

Kelly Khumalo is a South African singer and actress who rose to fame during the Cruz gospel concert in 2003,with the gospel song U Jesu'phakeme.

JR is a South African rapper and hip hop artist best known for his track Show Dem (Make The Circle Bigger).

iFani is a South African rapper who rose to fame with his single Ewe in 2011 and later Shake, both of which received extensive airplay on 5FM.