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Boo-c, the Queen of Pitori, is an award-winning broadcaster who is a passionate advocate for music education and the dynamic host of the Music PoliTricks podcast. With a rich background as a TV and radio broadcaster, she leverages her extensive experience to help music lovers and industry professionals navigate the intricacies of the music world.

As a respected judge for the South African Music Awards and presenter of the Best Collaboration award at the 29th SA Music Awards, Boo-c brings invaluable insights to her podcast. Music PoliTricks aims to empower listeners by sharing essential knowledge and industry secrets from expert guests, ensuring that everyone walks away with practical tips and a deeper understanding of the music game. Join Boo-c on this enlightening journey and discover the rhythms that shape the industry we all love!
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Award-winning DJ, producer and entrepreneur, DJ Kotin sheds light on how he started his independent record label, the challenges that come with running a business in music and some of the losses. It gets tricky running a record label as an artist and he gives insight on that as well as how gqom as a genre could have done better. He details his journey and how he taught Sithelo Shozi to deejay and the success of her career as an artist in his label.
In this informative and educational episode of Music PoliTricks, Stanley Khoza joins host and award-winning broadcaster, Boo-c Queen of Pitori to speak on his role as Vice-President at the Association of Independent Record Companies (AIRCO) and Chairperson at the Moshito Music Conference. He speaks on the great role that Moshito has on the overall music industry and how AIRCO develops artists through their numerous programmes and funding opportunities. Greats like Hugh Masekela, Oliver Mtukudzi, Salief Keita and Angie Stone are a few greats that feature in his illustrious career.
Multi-platinum international reggae artist Don Dada shares how he managed to be the first South African musician to be distributed by Tuff Gong International, which is owned by the Jamaican Marley family. As the most influential reggae artist in mzansi, he also speaks on the state of the genre in the country.
Basetsana Kolwane takes the hot seat to share her notable come up story which took her from Idols Season 13, to immediately performing on the same stage as Anthony Hamilton. Her first studio experience took place with Vuyo Manyike aka Ruff who is popular for producing most of Sjava's work, thereafter, she was featured on Prince Kaybee's project and shortly after that, she created a hit song with Master KG, Nkosazana Daughter and later DJ Zinhle. She also gives details about her spiritual gift and what it's like experiencing the music industry with a gift.
Leputla Thamahane is not only obsessed with music but vinyl culture is something he carries with him in all aspects of his life. As a collector, a "DJ" and a vinyl entrepreneur, Leputla gives our host Boo-c Queen of Pitori a better understanding of what the vinyl culture in South Africa looks like. His vinyl shop, Oh One One Vinyl ships 250-300 vinyl every month, he tells us more about this as well as how the future of the culture is looking in mzansi.
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