Sho Madjozi gets international recognition: feature in New York Times
Mzansi's Gqom queen is making waves on a global scale. 2019 is her year as she is bagging one accomplishment after the other. The gorgeous singer was recently featured in the New York Times. #Proud
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Sho Madjozi - the first Mzansi female artist to win a BET and super-talented musician - is having a fantastic year.
2019 is when all her dedication and hard work are paying off - she's riding the wave of success, and rightly so.
The Gqom muso has recently been chosen to feature in an international and very influential newspaper, the New York Times.
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TimesLIVE reports that the feature called Sho a 'force to be reckoned with in the African culture' and that's a pretty accurate description.
She told them that being Tsonga is not seen as being 'cool' and she wants to change that.
Briefly.co.za gathers that she also reflected on her music and how it was kind-of daring of her to sing about the things she did.
"My early songs and poems were about asserting my independence as a young black woman in South Africa, and being rebellious.
"It was big for a woman to be talking about boys, about alcohol, about partying because Tsonga culture tends to be a little bit conservative."
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As if making this year's Forbes Africa 30 under 30 list wasn't already enough for Sho, this feature will definitely help her reach an even wider audience.
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Source: Briefly News
