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If you’ve ever imagined yourself behind the mic, this is your moment. MFM 92.6 has officially extended their application deadline, giving more creatives, storytellers, and personalities a chance to step into radio. New Deadline: 🗓️ Monday, 20 April 2026 ⏰ 17:00 sharp And here’s the part that matters most: You don’t need experience. You don’t need a perfect voice. You don’t need connections. All you need is: Passion Personality The courage to show up Some of South Africa’s

Consistency is rare. Don Menace is one of the few who lives by it. From Tsakane to the booth, Don Menace has been releasing music with one clear mission: tell real stories and never stop working. His lyrics are direct, his delivery confident, and his message grounded in everyday township life. He represents the artist who never waits for opportunities he creates them. At Lyric Volt, Don Menace embodies the spirit of discipline and independence. He records, writes, performs,

Lyric Volt announces the upcoming release of PANORAMA, a new EP by SPVC scheduled for release on 10 April 2026. The project explores themes of vision, growth, ambition and perspective, giving listeners a deeper look into SPVC’s journey and artistic direction. Following the release of the lead single “Grind” on 27 February, Panorama will continue to position SPVC as one of the emerging voices to watch. The EP forms part of Lyric Volt’s broader mission to develop independent ar

The French Institute of South Africa (IFAS) announces the opening of the call for performing artists for the 2026 edition of Fête de la Musique , which marks the festival’s 15th edition in South Africa. Applications are invited from musicians, bands, DJs and poets wishing to perform at the Pretoria and Johannesburg events. In 2026, Fête de la Musique will take place across three cities. The programme begins in Cape Town on Sunday 29 March as part of Bree Street Sundays. The f

Language is power. xKing uses it as his weapon. Known for blending different languages and styles, xKing brings diversity and lyricism into the Lyric Volt catalogue. His music reflects the real South Africa multilingual, layered, and complex. His strength lies in identity: is knowing who he is, where he comes from, and where he is going. At Lyric Volt, xKing represents the future of hip hop intelligent, adaptable, and fearless.

Lyric Volt proudly presents “Grind”, the first official single from SPVC’s upcoming EP Panorama, set to release on 29 March 2026. “Grind” represents ambition, focus and the hunger to succeed against all odds. The single sets the tone for what listeners can expect from the Panorama project authentic storytelling, street perspective and motivational energy. This release marks the beginning of a powerful rollout from Lyric Volt as we continue building a catalogue that connects m

Every movement needs a voice. For Lyric Volt, that voice is SPVC. Born and raised in the East Rand, SPVC’s journey into music started the way many real stories do with passion, limited resources, and an unshakable belief that his words could change his future. From early freestyle sessions to studio recordings, SPVC used music as a way to document life, pressure, dreams, and survival. His sound is rooted in hip hop, but his storytelling goes deeper than beats. SPVC raps abou

Some artists rap. Others sing. Melrose Creamy does something different he makes people feel. With a voice built for hooks and melodies, Melrose Creamy brings emotion into every record he touches. Coming from the same township environment that shapes many Lyric Volt artists, his music reflects both struggle and hope. His strength lies in balance: street experiences mixed with soft melodies, pain mixed with healing. Since joining Lyric Volt, Melrose Creamy has become one of the

Every artist has a starting point. For uMfana Omanzi, inspiration came from legends like Pro Kid, but the path he walks is his own. He started making music at a young age, driven by love for hip hop and the need to express what he saw around him. His sound carries respect for the old school while building a new identity for the next generation. At Lyric Volt, uMfana Omanzi represents growth. From raw beginnings to structured recordings, his development reflects what happens w

MaBreeno’s music lives where the streets and melody meet. With a trap-influenced sound and emotional undertones, he tells stories of pressure, ambition, and survival. His delivery is sharp, but his message is thoughtful. At Lyric Volt, MaBreeno continues to grow learning the business, refining his sound, and building a future through discipline. He represents the artist who turns pain into progress. Stream MaBreeno’s single titled “Murder” on Spotify

PrinceMadeIt is one of the strongest rising trap artists in the SA scene. His music is built on hard bass, sharp flows, and unforgettable punchlines. His style is modern trap with confidence raw, energetic, and bold. Every verse shows his hunger and ability to own any beat he’s given. Working under Lyric Volt and often collaborating with SPVC in production sessions, PrinceMadeIt is carving his own path as a standout in the trap movement. 🎧 Listen to PrinceMadeIt’s trap Sing

Johannesburg, South Africa 26 September 2025. A powerful new initiative is making waves in the South African music and health sectors. The Music Heals Campaign, founded by Thato Emmanuel Mhlanga and Nkululeko Khoza under Lyric Volt Publishing, is uniting artists, music fans, and humanitarian organizations to bring healing where it’s needed most through the universal language of music. At its heart, the campaign is a collaborative movement where musicians contribute original

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