Born and residing in Grahamstown, Nombasa Maqoko is an Afro soul singer. Her sound is fused with a Xhosa ancient sound.

Ntando Sithole-Clarke popularly known as JobieClarke is a Johannesburg based, classically trained afro-soul vocalist who grew up in KwaZulu-Natal and later went on to Rhodes University. Raised in a multi-racial home he has a rich and diverse musical background with influences ranging from jazz to traditional music. He is also a vocal coach, and has recently started his own school, JobieClarke Music.

JobieClarke began formal musical training while still a student; His musical efforts around this time included participation in numerous choirs, some of which exposed him to international travel. 

Professionally he has performed at Jazz Festivals,with the EastCape opera theatre company. He has had the opportunity to work with the likes
 of Tony Bennett and Abdullah Ibrahim, among others. He has shared his music and gift at gigs in diverse spaces, from theatres to shebeens to jazz lounges. 

In his free time JobieClarke enjoys hosting dinners, visiting the theatre, travelling, dancing and spending time with his friends and family. He is passionate about social change, God and inspiring young people to fulfil their destiny.

And to fulfil his own destiny, JobieClarke has adopted the attitude that one must refuse to stay a victim, reach for the impossible, and be brave enough to take that first step towards healing and destiny.



Worcester born artist, Andiswa Sesmani better known as Andee in the East London music circles is a singer/songwriter/dancer and actress raised in South Africa's second largest township, Mdantsane. Sesmani discovered her love and passion for art early in her childhood, at the tender age of seven. She joined a local dance group called the “Happy Makers”. Andee's gifts in the arts started in her schooling years where she joined speech and drama society and sang in the choir. After she matriculated from Bisho High School in 2004, Andee continued to cultivate and hone her craft at AFDA, a school of Live Performance and Motion Picture Medium in Cape Town at which she enrolled and studied from 2005 until 2006. She received training in acting for stage,film, music, physical theater and script writing. In 2007, Andee enrolled at the New Africa Theatre Association in Cape Town where she studied acting, music, scenography, comedy,microphone and radio technique, dance, theater history, voice technique and writing.
In 2008, she returned home to fulfill her need to use her musical gifts and vast training to inspire others. Andee's return birthed her first song in 2009. Currently, Andee is working on her debut album titled “Before I Rise” a project she has worked on independently. In line with expanding her knowledge in the arts, Andee has completed a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University Of Fort Hare where she has been actively involved in the drama society,the dance club and creative writing.

An individual with versatility, Andee also works on radio as a BCMM news anchor and voice-over artist. Her commitment to the arts has earned her recognition for her contribution to the creative society at UFH. Her passion for the arts and enthusiasm for her craft is visible in the live performances that she has been part of such as a theater production titled “Ziyabila”in 2006. In the production, Andee played the lead character at the Baxter Theater in Cape Town. 

Andee has headlined popular music and poetry sessions around East London and Johannesburg. In 2013, Andee was among the best music acts in East London selected to perform at the BCM Summer Carnival and was one of the four supporting acts in AKA's Eastern Cape tour in 2015.

I love to make music - with my words, with my hands, with my voice, with my heart.

Hello! Here is some music :-)and you can order my music here >http://www.msaki.co.za . Bookings at oneshushuday@gmail.com 



Music has always been a matter of Energy to me, a question of Fuel. Sentimental people call it Inspiration, but what they really mean is Fuel. I have always needed Fuel. I am a serious consumer. On some nights I still believe that a car with the gas needle on empty can run about fifty more miles if you have the right music very loud on the radio.”

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