The Tshwane Gospel Choir (TGC) is an ensemble renowned for its dynamic fusion of contemporary gospel and African musical traditions. Founded in 2009 by Bheki and Boitumelo Langa, the choir aims to develop young talent and share the inspirational power of African gospel music. With rich harmonies and vibrant rhythms, TGC has captivated audiences both locally and internationally.

Born on February 26, 1992, in Zebediela, Limpopo, Mmatema Moremi rose to fame as the runner-up on Idols South Africa Season 11 in 2015. This South African singer, songwriter, and presenter began singing at a young age and gained national recognition for her powerful vocals and heartfelt performances. She launched a solo career in gospel music, releasing her debut album Love. Praise. Worship in 2020.

A founding member of the acclaimed a cappella group The Soil. Ntsika Fana Ngxanga launched his solo career in 2019 with the album I Write What I Dream, a collection inspired by dreams of his grandfather, blending gospel, jazz, and Afro-soul elements.

Renowned for his soulful performances of Maskandi. Bhili Bhili's music blends rich vocal traditions with cultural storytelling, preserving and promoting Zulu heritage through authentic artistry.​

Blending rich vocals with cultural storytelling and celebrated for his soulful performances of isiNdebele songs, Dumile preserves and promotes Ndebele heritage through his widely celebrated musical artistry.

A Ndebele traditional artist celebrated for his vibrant performances that blend isiNdebele vocals with traditional dance and cultural storytelling. His music, exemplified by songs like "Ivume," showcases his commitment to preserving and promoting Ndebele heritage.

A singer-songwriter and performer from Diepkloof, Gauteng. Nandi gained national recognition as a Top 12 finalist on Idols South Africa Season 18 in 2022. Daughter of the legendary musician Shaluza Max, she grew up immersed in music and began performing at a young age.

A rising South African Afro-pop and R&B singer-songwriter. Born Ntokozo Wandile Mawelele in Johannesburg and raised in the Vaal, he began his musical journey at age 11, influenced by his father's encouragement and early experiences in choir and piano. Mawelele gained attention with his debut single, "All My Life," featuring Kwesta, which went viral on TikTok.