In Conversation with Dj Moma

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DJ MOMA is a Sudanese-born, New York-raised DJ and music producer whose global journey has landed him at the heart of South Africa's vibrant music scene. Known for his wildly successful event series Everyday People, he has performed for audiences around the world. Now, with his debut single "Party Starter" and album "Jozi Love Affair," he's stepping into the spotlight as an artist and musician. The album is a collaboration with some of South Africa's biggest amapiano and Afrohouse talents, blending 3-step, amapiano, Afrohouse percussion, and gospel-influenced chords. It's a love letter to Johannesburg and proof that DJ MOMA is exactly what his single says: the Party Starter.
6 Mar English South Africa Entertainment News · Music Interviews

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