Fondo Fire, Scar fire up the crowd at the Hot Pants Party

Monday, January 26, 2015

Forget the late start, the much-anticipated Hot Pants party at Trekkers Club in Mogoditshane proved to be a hit. First it was DJ Sly on stage and the popular radio DJ surely warmed the room with some soulful tunes and by time he got off stage many were already sweating on the dance floor. Hot on his heels was award winning DJ Fondo Fire, who fired up the house.

Mixing his own composition from his album and other artist ‘s work the slim DJ quickly stamped his authority as he took the crowd on an exciting 45 minutes musical journey that solicited claps and cheers.

As if that was not enough rapper Scar took to stage in spectacular fashion sending the crowd into a frenzy of excitement. His audience raved as he dished his popular Keep More Khande number.

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Fondo Fire, Scar fire up the crowd at the Hot Pants Party