Morena Leraba is a Mosotho musician and shepherd from of Ha-Mojela in Mafeteng district, located south of Lesotho's capital Maseru. Leraba’s music (especially lyrics) is deeply rooted in Lesotho's traditional music, poetry, and it’s sub-genre, Famo, which was introduced as early as the 1920s when Basotho men were migrant workers in South African mines. However, the approach in the beat is significantly different as it hurls almost everything from Electro, Electronica, Afro-House, Folk, and Hip-Hop.

Leraba made his first appearance on the international scene in 2014 when he was featured in a song "Do You Know Know Lesotho" by a Cape Town/German band, The Freerangers. Carl McMillan, a filmmaker based in Lesotho was introduced to Leraba in the village of Ha-Nchela, in Berea district (where he's still based as a shepherd) and spotted his talent then. During the same time, he introduced Leraba to the band (friends he studied with in Cape Town); hence, did collaboration on their song while visiting Lesotho.

From there, Leraba released his first single, Bojete (Produced by Fritz Holscher, Germany) that got the attention of Brooklyn-based producer, Kashaka; hence, followed another collaboration, "Lithebera" and was premiered by Okayafrica in New York...

The Betsie Beers is a Cape Town based, two to six piece ‘New grass’ country band. 
Formed and fronted by sisters, Landi Degenaar on banjo, vocals and harmonica and Zel Degenaar on guitar, vocals and stomp box, the band has grown to include Gerhardt Claassen,  on the electric guitar and dobro, Wouter Reynecke on bass, and the occasional guest artist to add an extra bit of flavour.
With happy heartbreak harmonies filled with beautiful, poetic lyrics, the Betsies will have you foot stomping,hand clapping (and even possibly a bit teary eyed) throughout every gig. A definite must to see!

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Lyric-led Folk Music, with a strong Cape/South African flavour; best described as " Kaapse-Mengsel".

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