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We are @hey_mamela!

A collective of local musicians where electronic beats meet raw live instrumentation, infectious rhythms & energy!

We’re back in the studio creating original music and putting our own spin on tracks we love, blending Melodic Afro House with our signature live sound and pushing grooves into new territory. Can’t wait to share it with you!

It’s more than a band, it’s a passion project and you can feel it when you’re in that space!

Stay tuned for more.

✉️ info@heymamela.com
📸 @charlieshoemaker
🎵 Yéyé by Mosoo

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We’re @hey_mamela!

Very stoked to have Zimsto featuring on vocals, bringing her groove, her energy and a whole lot of soul to the stage!

New shows. New grooves. And back in the studio soon working on our new single with @kevinribbans!

✉️ info@heymamela.com
📸 by @charlieshoemaker
🎵 by Mulalo by Nitefreak, Choujaa & Maxhungu

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We extend our gratitude to everyone who could make it to the staging of Suthu Mandlovu’s “Echoes from Home” at Trade Bar & Social this past Sunday. Mandlovu, on this day, inaugurated our public music programme

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Supported by

Zwide Ndwandwe on bass, Camrin Lombard on drums, Zwide Ndwandwe on bass, Oyama Ndakayi (isigubu), Bra Tee on piano, Zimsto Eroofini and Enkosi Simelane on backing vocals

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Ordinarily, the presentation itself, a meditation through song, words, prayer, and dance, demands that one recognize the forms of mobility/travel/shifts/movements inherent in the act of coming into a space with stories from elsewhere places. Here, the idea of “the elsewhere” might be taken to suggest a place that is out of sight for others, but not necessarily forgotten. Because ultimately, we all remember home in its fragments.

Echoes from Home also suggest a particular form of aliveness: its/our recognition that something is going on, without necessarily seeking to adjudicate on whether this “ongoingness” is good or bad, because at the end of the day, the status of our black lives points to an activity of sorts, dream worlds, and how might exist in other realms beyond the material. All of this reminds us how many minor figures we are, ultimately.

The nature of this offering, its iteration in Cape Town, does two things: to enter into a space and bring with narratives, cautions, laments, and reflections that are not hard to understand and account for. While, in turn, enabling a space to contend with what this particular space [Cape Town and its infrastructural, material, and forms of psychic alienation that do not always render it as a unique space but rather reflect the structuring of society], as home, represents in broader philosophical investments and hegemonic imaginaries that underscore South Africa.

The music, black music (its sensibility to account for bio-eco-social conditions that shape our lives: what it means to take stock without discarding the intellectual/creative/philosophical traditions that enable it) is what this staging of Echoes from Home articulated and signaled.

Gratitude to Trade Bar and Social, colleagues at Athletics Club and Social.

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Final rundowns for Echoes from Home by Suthu Mandlovu.

Suthu will be joined by Zwide Ndwandwe on bass, Camrin Lombard on drums, Oyama Ndakayi (isigubu), and Bra Tee on piano.

Gratitude to @eroofini as well

Tickets are still available, on the bio. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow!

shoutout to @soundcast_cpt for the space.
📹 @mpho_a._ndaba_

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It’s 30 years of @amsterdamdanceevent and 10 years of our Bridges community of friends and partners riding to make a positive impact. This October, we’re back on the road, from London to Amsterdam, 20–21 October, 230km, one ferry crossing, all in support of @bridges.academy.💛🎶

Thank you to our longtime partners @alphatheta_emea and @resident_advisor for riding this anniversary edition with us.

⏳ We’ve extended early bird and now ends 31 August.
👉 Sign up now via the link in bio 🚲

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Mini photo/video dump of the past few months @bridges.academy

My main takeaways from the @bridges.academy were culture, consistency, curiosity & community.

Culture: It was refreshing to attend classes that intentionally incorporated indigenous South African music elements & instruments through lessons by @dizu_plaatjies and Music Theory by @ntando_ngcume It was a beautiful reminder that African music is the root, we need to have more reverence for it and where we come from. Embracing modern & classical music is great but there is so much to be gained from taking it back to our roots.

Creative Community: Creativity is really a team sport! Coming from an acting background, I’m used to attending castings alone, attending auditions alone, rehearsing & memorising lines alone, our path can become a very solitary one if we allow it to be. I’ve learnt that it’s very different in the music space. It was incredibly inspiring to be around such collaborative, versatile & talented creatives in their own respective disciplines, that kind of energy is contagious.

Consistent Curiosity: The learning truly never ever stops. Yeyi! You rest, you rust, for realll! I was reminded that the best way to feed your creativity is to stay curious, allow yourself to be a beginner over and over again while keeping an open mind to newness, which we experienced firsthand through classes like Music Production by @siphetebeka Improv by @Tamithh Live Sound by @dj_sintu_ Events Management by @Kevinribbans Yoga by @i_am_pearlntanyana Entrepreneurship by @bonginhlanhladube and Mindfulness.

Lastly, the music business & industry insights through various informative panel discussions & activations featuring music figures like @damian_lazarus @pilanibubu @sheltonforbez @kila_g_ @zander_brand @athie_umgido @fosta_sa

Activations by @folklorefestival.za @vervemagazine @stag.not @capitecbank and many more.

I don’t know what I was expecting when I initially applied to this program but it definitely exceeded my expectations. I’ve learnt, grown and discovered so much about music and myself. I’ve gained much needed clarity about the direction I’d like to take my skills moving forward. GRATEFUL.

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It’s been a minute but I’m still riding the Beyhive wave🌊

A special thanks to @phumelelamantwana for inviting me back to host this amazing event. The @heartycollective venue was everything. It took me a good two days to recover, but not a regret in sight. As usual the Beyhive brought all the vibes needed. Keep an eye out for the next one. 🫶

#capetowndrag
#beyhive🐝

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The Multiversal Love Tribe is so excited to Launch, Land and EXPAND our new events 🥁🪘 called :::::: THE WORKOUT PARTIES (finally here 🥳), as we are reintroducing ourselves to Pleasure by becoming the source of it thru THE POWER OF COMMUNITY, MOVEMENT, EXPRESSION 💃🏽🕺🎤! This is your HEALTHY UPLIFTING PARTY ALTERNATIVE in which you will ADD VALUE TO YOURSELF! Embrace the GIFT OF YOU! GATHER TO GROW #inspiration #action #party #instamood #instadaily

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Activating the PHOENIX RAINBOW INNER CHILD FREQUENCY within myself and others, so that we can move forward in peace and the purity that is our being before the world shaped us into being separated! I am deeply grateful to @eroofini for this opportunity to share this unconditional self love! #selflove #innerchild #instadaily #instamood #inspiration

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We are having a midmonth Flash Sale
Only the first 20 people get tickets at R120 today

https://qkt.io/Beyhiveparty

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The Beyhive Party DJ lineup is ready to keep the Hive buzzing all night long.

Zimsto eRoofini, Innes Maas and Bathini are taking control of the decks to bring you all the eras of Beyoncé music. We’re talking non-stop Queen B hits from start to finish—we will also have a performance from the talented drag artist @maddie.theee.baddie Madison Scarr and the Scarrlettes

When: 30 May 2026
Where: Hearty Collective Woodstock
Host: JC Vahlour
DJs: Zimsto eRoofini, Bathini, and Innes Maas
Theme: Beyoncé Through the Ages
Tickets: Available now on Quicket: https://qkt.io/Beyhiveparty

See you on the dance floor! 💃👑

#BeyhiveParty #ZimstoeRoofini #Bathini #InnesMaas #HeartyCollective CapeTownEvents ThroughTheAges

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Don't forget to grab your tickets for The Beyhive Party 🐝🍯🐝🍯
Where all Beyonce fans will gather and party to Beyonce music only all night long
We will have the best DJs in Cape Town, exciting performances including our drag artist @maddie.thee.baddy and our lovely host @jc_vahlour

Tell your friends and your friend's friends
The theme is "Beyonce Through the Ages"
So we'll be enjoying the full Beyonce catalogue from her first album to her last

Tickets are available now on Quicket
Link: https://qkt.io/Beyhiveparty

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