Home brewed disco thrills music lovers
Goitsemodimo Kaelo | Tuesday September 6, 2016 18:00
Without big name artists headlining the show, the festival kicked off slowly and dull, but picked tempo when Ounah took to the stage. The pint-sized musician got the crowd dancing and singing along. Song after song, Ounah and her dancers dished entertaining music that left the audience asking for more.
Female artists proved to be favourites as compared to their male counterparts judging by the reception from the fans. Other artists who performed after Ounah also kept the fans on their feet.
Sis flo, Quinncy and Zangwana set the stage alight with their performances in the wee hours of Sunday morning. Their performances reflected growth and maturity and a sign that they have learnt well from Dan Tshanda whom they shared the stage with in the previous events.
After performing Ounah told Showbiz that she enjoyed her performance. She said that the reception from the fans was good and inspiring.
“It was a good performance. I could see how the fans were responding,” she said.
Organiser of the event Mogatusi Sebego of Springbok Entertainment said that he was pleased with the show. He said that this was the first time local disco musicians had performed together in the same show without the popular Dan Tshanda. Sebego said that, the show would grow from strength to strength and would gain popularity as time goes on.