Zuko Komisa

It was a big day for South African artists Tyla, Makhadzi, Tyler ICU and TitoM & Yuppe at this year’s The Trace Awards & Festival.
TitoM & Yuppe, won the award for Song of the Year for their hit song Tswhala Bam, which has been burning dance floors all over the world.
Top female artist Award with worldwide renown with her innovative style and distinctive tone, Tyla from South Africa won the title.
Makhadzi, won the Best Dancer award, demonstrating once more why she is a formidable presence on the dance floor. Tyler ICU won the award for Best Artist – Southern Africa
The Trace Awards & Festival took place at the Mora Resort in Zanzibar from February 24 -26.
“The Trace Awards & Summit was born from an unshakable belief: that Africa’s music, its artists, and its culture deserve to be celebrated on the highest level, with the world watching. Our mission is not just to spotlight the incredible talent emerging from the continent but to create a global stage where African creativity is recognized, respected, and rewarded. Trace has always been driven by a deep passion for the music and culture of Africa and its diaspora, and we remain committed to elevating it to new heights,” said Olivier Laouchez, chairman and co-founder of Trace.



