Jovislash AKA Inkosi Yama Punchparagraph is an intensively driven beat-maker, rapper, Songwriter, dancer and a stand-up comedian based in Alexandra Township, ZAR. He‟s no ordinary rapper as he fuses his dance moves, facial expression and involves the crowd a lot when performing on stage.
Jovislash has released internet single since 2009, mostly taken from his mixtapes titled The Prologue(2009) and Inkosi Yama Punchparagraph (2012).
Jovislash has devoted his life to music production specialising not only in hip hop but also in house, electro, dub and kwaito. He has by far produced/been on same tracks with the likes of Flabba, L-Tido, Infa, Sean Pages, Red Button, PhatPro, Sbuda P and a lot of emerging artists. He has also had an opportunity to share „stage with most of prominent South African musicians including the likes of Ifani, Big Nuz, TKZee, Pro (Kid), Psyfo, Reason, Bucie, Donald, Zeus, Zulu-Boy, Arthur Mafokate, Chomie, Abdus, Ms Cosmo and Cash-Time.
Jovislash is currently working on his debut album and is the host of e Raplat4m Hip Hop Show.
FACTS FILE
 Appeared on Craze World Live (e)tv performing DJ Sabby‟s single “I Love You” - Habida (Kenya) & Flabba 2014
 Latest single titled Uyang Bona is currently playlisted on various radio stations and music video channels 2014.
 Hype Magazine Hottest „Newcomer‟s Delight Rapper nominee 2013.
 Performed at Back To e City Festival 2013.
 His debut single “Hip Hop” had over 12 000 downloads and playlisted on
 radio stations 2013.
 Performed at Art Alive Jo‟burg Internaional Festival 2012.
 Produced Flabba (of Skwatta Kamp)‟s single Poetry Book 2012
 Finalist for the Converse #GOOTG2014 Competition.
 Shiz Niz Mixtape 101 contestant 2012.
 Uzoba Strong Street Apparel brand ambassador 2011-current.
 Founder and Host of “e Raplat4m Hip Hop Show” (Co-Hosted by YFM‟s DJ Sabby ).
www.jovislash.

Jovislash Ft Blaque Rose Uyang Bona

Ntando Sithole-Clarke popularly known as JobieClarke is a Johannesburg based, classically trained jazz vocalist (Rhodes University) who grew up in KwaZulu-Natal. 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, JobeClarke Music.

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

Professionally he has performed at the Standard Bank Jazz Festival (fringe stage), worked with Sibongile Khumalo, 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.


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Join the conversation ‪#‎didtheysaythat‬ with the King of Kwaito, Arthur Mafokate tonight at 7PM as we look back into some of the best and controvetial lyrics that stood the test of time.

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“Moshito Music Conference and Exhibition is back – bigger, better and worth the buck!”

It’s that time of the year again when Joburg will be buzzing with all things music. The Moshito Music Conference and Exhibition, Africa’s premiere music seminar, will see consumers of everything music-related gather at the SABC Radio Park Auditorium for a thrilling line-up of seminars, discussions and workshops. This year’s theme, “From Kwela to Hop: The Great South African Songbook”, has attracted insightful speakers from the African continent to the United States who will share their knowledge about the music and how to crack it in this competitive industry. 


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