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Local artists shine at Farmers Market

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Malkerns – The Eswatini Farmers Market was a remarkable event, attracting a diverse and enthusiastic crowd.

 Organised by Melting C, the event was a lively, colourful affair, bustling with activity from the afternoon until late into the evening. Patrons from across the country gathered to enjoy good music from both local and South African musicians.

However, the incredible line-up of local artists was one of the most memorable aspects, which showed the rich musical talent the kingdom has to offer.

Prominent local acts such as Lady Sphesh, Bavarah, AyaCity, DJ Katz, Gifted Khosie and Young Zesh took to the stage and captivated the audience with their energetic performances. Each artist brought their own unique style, reflecting the diverse musical landscape of the nation.

Their performances not only entertained but also showcased the vibrant cultural identity of the industry, resonating deeply with patrons. Genres represented included Hip Hop, Gospel and others.

Full article available in our publication.

Tribal Natives brought the heat towards the evening with a vibrant set.
Tribal Natives brought the heat towards the evening with a vibrant set.
AyaCity took the decks after Mpho Wav and delivered a vibrant set which set the venue on fire.
AyaCity took the decks after Mpho Wav and delivered a vibrant set which set the venue on fire.
Morda left them yearning for more.
Morda left them yearning for more.

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