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Qheberha's own, Mandisi Dyantyis, was inspired to write this song about a ladies' man he grew up around who was always ready to speak to and charm a beautiful lady. Mandisi performs this song with so much flavour and great technical ability that you also feel woo'd just from the song's first line.

This song was written during a tough time in her life. Everything that could go wrong had gone wrong, and amidst the feelings of despair, pain, physical and emotional, she heard a voice in the distance that caused her to write thing song. Please close your eyes and listen to this, and we hope that it also brings you comfort and hope as it did for Hle when she most needed it.

When you don't know how you are getting the things that need to get done, you continue. That is what Brenda Mtambo's song Magenge is about. She honours the song and gives it its due respect with her rich voice that transcends the soul and enlightens your heart all from one note.

Somizi talks about his shows, Downtime with Somizi and his reality show Living the dream with Somizi, on Showmax. He is very excited about them. He is constantly working and creating and is very successful and believes that there is nothing that can break him as his spirituality is his secret weapon. That is what keeps him grounded and strong and able to keep on dreaming and creating.

Khojane Morai and Kwanele Mthethwa from the hit drama Umbuso graced the red couch. They took us down memory lane to how they came to our screens in many of the most loved productions. The takeaway from their interview is never to give up and go for your dreams regardless of what you may face. Seizing whatever opportunity was presented to them and following their dreams is what got them their goals.

Mayten and Simba are on the red couch and are excited about their latest single, a beautiful fusion of African Caribbean. They are both currently working on new projects. Mayten is releasing his music video for 'Carolina' soon, which we can't help but be excited for. Simba is keeping his cards to his chest, but we can say that whatever project he drops next will be amazing.

The award-winning Thembi Nyandeni sits down with Loot Love and is a breath of fresh air. She adds that she may have won many awards, but the real reward for her is the legacy she has built through her work. She has been in the entertainment industry for forty plus years, which is no small feat. She would like to be remembered as a mother, a sister and a friend but most importantly, as someone who respects her job.

Co-hosts Lalla Hiriyama and Anele Zondo say goodbye to Massive Music SA on Mzansi Music during their last show. They say their final thank you’s.

Singer Zodwa Mahlangu shares how the song Product of Grace came about. Lebo Sekgobela talks about working in the music industry as an artist during COVID-19 and the rebuilding of the journey.

Cici shares about how her latest song reminds us to nurture our relationships. She also talks about her love tour with Donald. Lebza TheVillian gives us insight into how his recent deal went international, his EP and not boxing his music.

Amahle talks about the EP she released, how it came about and the message behind it. She also talks about her transition from Gospel to Afro-Pop. Elaine talks about her life in the music industry and how fame has affected her music.

Israel Matseke-Zulu battled gangrene for the past five years and continued working throughout that time. He embodies what it means to never give up regardless of the challenges that life throws in one's way. He would like to be remembered as a self-made leader as he has groomed and helped many people and has changed perceptions. He continues to inspire many through this interview with stone as he is the picture of positivity in everything.

Thembi Seete set a goal and went for it with the tenacity required to attain her level of stardom. She asked the right questions and then followed them up with hard work. She would like to be remembered as a happy place. A playful person but when it matters is a go-getter and hard worker who is forever grateful for her days in Boom Shaka but has now forged a new identity and is loving every minute of it.

Summary holds nothing back in his interview with Stoan. He shares that the pandemic changed everything for him. It taught him that life is more important than comedy, whereas before the pandemic it wasn't. It has given him the focus needed to spend more time with his family and appreciate them. That has also changed what he values. His goals remain the same, to be funny and to respect God. Since the future is not in his control he has decided to let God handle that part and he will appreciate the present and all the little achievements along the way that are often left unnoticed.

Khuli Chana leaves the audience with a bit of advice to say, 'Tswa Daar' if anyone bothers them. He thanks the audience after an electric performance of Tswa Daar and encourages them that their comeback will be bigger than their setback. Wise words to live by. His last performance of 'Buyile' reminds us why we love him, danko Khuli Chana, for leaving it all on the floor.

Two phenomenal South African artists, Lloyiso and K.O, were on the Massive Music stage on Mzansi Magic recently. In separate interviews they share their musical journeys including what’s on the horizon when it comes to new music and business ventures. Lloyiso also talks about the shout out he got from India Arie and living in the United States.

Music meets sports; Casper Nyovest talks about the celebrity boxing match that is taking place in Sun City. He shines a light on how he fell in love with boxing and how he would like to promote the sport as a whole as he would like to help out South African boxers. He will be fighting NaakMusiQ, but he also sent a shout-out to AKA and Prince Kaybee for future fights.

Dr. Tumi performs, 'The fourth man' and explains that this song is his testimony. He encourages the audience that although they may be going through tough times, they are not alone. God is with them and that they may experience being in 'the fire' but that God is faithful enough that they will not smell of the troubles they experienced but will walk into promotions and peace.

Minnie talks to Sis Tamara, Terry, and Thato about their time in the Big Brother house. They discuss predictions about the possible winner and what their plans are. Their plans vary from studying, entertaining, being a yoga instructor, and, of cause pursuing the loves that they found in the house.

DejaVee, Blak Les, and Reason are on the red couch and are loving their latest joint project. They collaborated to make the banger, 'Ntwana yami', and kept it real by writing a song about a friend asking for money, which is as real as it gets. They are busy on various projects that we can look forward to in the future, and we are excited.

Sibu Nzuza is on the red couch, and he has recently joined the Ambitious label and is enjoying life as it has afforded him. It has become more structured and more professional, and it has helped improve his life overall. He wants a more upbeat sound with his latest single, Mpulele, which the audience will love as it has amapiano and dance elements. He is also well versed in exploring a myriad of languages in his music.

South African artists Pabi Cooper, Ch’cco Dejavee and Sizwe Alakine during their sit-down interview on Massive Music on Mzansi Magic, talk about their musical journey and what’s next for them.