On top of that, there were local artists performing such as Mmaausi, Ubuntu Band, Banjo Mosele, Kabelo Tiro, otherwise known as Skavenja, Khoisan and Han C and two other artists from South Africa like Donald, the hit maker of “Mmele, pelo le moya” song featuring Han C and Afrotraction. Organised by Colourful People Entertainment, the event brought together music and fashion enthusiasts, providing attendees with a memorable evening filled with electrifying performances, cultural celebration, and a shared love for both fashion and music. Simmy, known for her soulful voice and captivating stage presence, performed hit tracks like “Ubala” and “Ngiyesaba,” she had the audience entranced with her emotional delivery. Her unique sound, blending Afro House and neo-soul, resonated deeply with the crowd. “Her voice is something else,” said Thapelo, an audience member who watched Simmy’s performance from the front row.
“It feels like she is singing directly to you, and that connection is rare in live shows,” she said. Simmy’s performance was followed by Blaq Diamond, the award-winning Afro Pop duo known for their catchy songs and energetic stage performances. From the moment they stepped onto the stage, they brought an infectious energy that quickly spread through the crowd. Starting with their hit song, “Ibhanoyi,” the duo had fans singing along enthusiastically, and the energy only grew as they performed “Love Letter” and other popular tracks. “These guys know how to get a crowd moving,” said Mpho, a local fan who joined the event specifically to experience Blaq Diamond live. The chemistry between the duo, Ndumiso Mdletshe and Sphelele Dunywa, was evident throughout their performance. Their ability to connect with the audience was a highlight for many.
