Moshito 2020 dedicates this year’s music conference to the preservation of our indigenous sounds, there isn’t a better choice of venue than The Joburg theatre.
Officially themed ‘Preserving our Indigenous sounds in the 4IR’, this year’s music conference is a recognition and a reminder of all the sounds that birthed the sounds of today.
Moshito 2020 is dedicated to preserving our indigenous sounds – the sounds that are produced and originate in South Africa from Kwaito, Maskandi, Jazz, Afro pop, Hip Hop and more.
Our success is attributed to the partnerships that Moshito has with over 16 music markets across the African soil, it will run from 4 – 7 November 2020 at the Joburg theatre.
Moshito music conference brings together industry practitioners, experts and talent scouts from all over the world. Unfortunately, this year most of our spectators will be experiencing a Hybrid version of the conference due to Covid-19.
Moshito remains the platform that gives emerging talent an opportunity that every aspiring musician should take up without hesitation, which is to present their music in front of industry decision makers”, said the General Manager of Moshito, Sina Kwepile.
Aligned with the theme, Moshito 2020 has chosen the legendary Steve Kekana as well as the vibrant and energetic Queen of Limpopo, Makhadzi, as this year’s Ambassadors as they embody what this Africa’s premier music market stands for.
The three-day music events include 2 conferences with day showcases in between showcasing local upcoming talent at Joburg theatre
