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About The Artists
Rock Ori
Augustus Francis is a vocalist from Berry Hill in Jamaica, he was born on 14th May 1974, he attended Berry Hill School. From the age of 12 he noticed he had a talent as he started singing at school parties and concerts. He went professional in 1996 when he recorded his first song with the group, he was in.
After performing under name Rock Irire for years, in 2011 he noticed there was already a group called Rockeries. So, he came up with the name Ori which transformed to Rock Ori. People likened him to Joseph Hill Culture although others said he more like Dwayne Steven.
Kevin
Kevin’s musical talent developed naturally from a young age, with those around him quickly recognising his passion and ability. He attended Adventist Preparatory School (APS) for his junior high school education before continuing his studies at Abort College.
Kevin has been involved in music for seven years. Although listeners have compared him to different artists depending on the song or style he performs, he is committed to developing his own distinctive sound rather than imitating others. Much of his music draws upon his personal life and experiences, creating stories and emotions with which many listeners can identify.
Kelvin grew up in Ashanti Bekwai, in Ghana’s Ashanti Region. His upbringing and surroundings have strongly influenced his perspective, creativity and the stories he brings to his music. His sound is deeply rooted in Soul, Afro and Dancehall, although he enjoys experimenting with different genres, styles and influences.
What distinguishes Kevin is not only his versatility as both an artist and producer, but also his natural ability to connect with people. When he performs, his focus goes beyond simply delivering a song—he aims to create a genuine and memorable connection with his audience.
Kingsolo
Kingsolo is a Nigerian vocalist and songwriter raised in Lagos, where the city’s rich musical culture and his Christian upbringing have deeply shaped his sound and artistic identity. His journey into music began in 2011 within his local church, where his passion naturally led him to join the choir and develop his vocal foundation.
Encouraged by family and friends to pursue his talent more seriously, Kingsolo continued to refine his craft during his time at Comprehensive High School in Douala, where he became actively involved in the music department.
Rooted in Gospel and inspirational music, his artistry is driven by authenticity, creativity, and vocal control. What sets Kingsolo apart is his commitment to connecting with listeners through honest lyrics and emotionally grounded performances that reflect real-life experiences and faith-based influences.
Young C 1
Hailing from Randfontein, Gauteng, South Africa, Young C 1 is a talented Hip Hop and Trap artist whose passion for music began at the age of 13. Inspired by the late Juice WRLD, he was captivated by melodic rap and storytelling, motivating him to begin writing and performing his own music.
Now with seven years of professional experience, Young C 1 has developed a distinctive sound that fuses Hip Hop and Trap with melodic vocals and emotionally driven lyrics. His music has drawn comparisons to Juice WRLD, Lil Baby and Chris Brown, while remaining authentic to his own artistic vision.
What sets Young C 1 apart is his unique style and his belief that music has the power to heal. He sees every song as an opportunity to inspire, uplift and connect with listeners through genuine emotion and relatable experiences. His mission is to create music that not only entertains but also brings hope and comfort to people around the world.
As his career continues to grow, Young C 1 remains focused on pushing creative boundaries, reaching new audiences and establishing himself as one of South Africa's exciting emerging voices in Hip Hop and Trap.
Amlai
Amlai is a versatile vocalist and songwriter hailing from Durban, Umlazi in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, with roots also in Amanzimtoti. His musical journey began at an early age, nurtured through choir performances where his talent quickly stood out. It was during his time at Nyanisweni JP Primary School that he was discovered by the school principal, marking the beginning of his artistic path.
With over 16 years of experience in music, Amlai has developed a distinctive sound that blends emotion, melody, and technical vocal ability. His style has drawn comparisons to artists such as Sjava and Chris Brown, highlighting both his cultural depth and crossover appeal.
Deeply influenced by R&B and Neo-Soul, Amlai’s vocal flexibility allows him to move seamlessly across genres, delivering performances that are both soulful and dynamic. His ability to adapt his voice and style positions him as a compelling and evolving artist within the contemporary music landscape.
Dony Boy & Truth
Emerging from Woodlands, Pietermaritzburg (KwaZulu-Natal), South Africa, Dony Boy and Truth represent a new wave of hip hop and R&B talent rooted in authenticity, storytelling, and raw musical instinct.
Dony Boy, raised in Woodlands (Lokshini, PMB), began his musical journey in Grade 8 while attending Haythorn Secondary School. Despite having less than five years in the industry, he has already carved out a distinctive sound that sets him apart from his peers. Blending hip hop and R&B influences, his artistry has drawn comparisons to Usimamane and Nasty C, while maintaining a style that is uniquely his own.
Truth, also hailing from Woodlands (Site 11, Pietermaritzburg), discovered his talent at a young age. Beginning as a rapper at just 12 years old and transitioning into recording music at 17, his journey has been one of natural progression and self-realisation. Initially viewing his ability as just a skill, Truth soon recognised his standout lyrical depth and technical precision. His sound has been likened to artists such as Dax, NF, and Eminem, particularly for his sharp lyricism and rapid-fire delivery.
Together, Dony Boy and Truth bring a dynamic fusion of introspective lyricism, melodic versatility, and high-energy performance. Drawing influence from hip hop, R&B, and pop, their music reflects both their environment and their ambition—positioning them as artists to watch within the South African and global music scene.
