The AIR Entrepreneur Project continues to inspire and educate, bringing together artists, makers, and cultural enthusiasts to explore the rich world of indigenous African musical heritage. This latest series of workshops was led by Geoffrey Tracey, a renowned cultural influencer and expert in traditional African music.
The AIR Entrepreneur Project launched with an inspiring series of immersive workshops led by Professor Dizu Plaatjies, a celebrated master of African Indigenous music. These workshops provided participants with a rare opportunity to explore the art of traditional music-making, from crafting and playing bows and flutes to understanding the deep cultural significance of these instruments.
The African Indigenous Renaissance (AIR) Project, an initiative by the Cape Town Arts Festival in partnership with the Ariva Arts Foundation, is a groundbreaking pilot program dedicated to uplifting and empowering musicians, fine artists, and crafters in the Bitou District.
The Beyond Busking Project is transforming the landscape for South African buskers. Designed as an intensive three-month training and mentorship program, the project provides invaluable skills to help street performers refine their craft and reach new heights.
Vukile Moya, a rising Afro-soul sensation from Langa, Cape Town, continues mesmerizing audiences with his soulful voice and the depth of his storytelling. Whether performing in intimate settings or on grand stages, Vukile’s artistry leaves an indelible mark. His journey into music began at the tender age of 5, and in 2013, he recorded his first song, paving the way for an extraordinary career. By 2017, he founded the a cappella group "Action My Vision," demonstrating his talent for leadership and collaboration.
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