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DBN Gogo Reveals Her Regrets About Pursuing DJing

Gloria Masia
Last updated: 2021/09/09 at 1:03 PM
By Gloria Masia 2 Min Read
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DBN Gogo Reveals Her Regrets About Pursuing DJing. Mandisa Radebe “DBN GOGO”, Durban-born DJ has worked her way up to becoming one of the most popular women DJs in the industry. Her Deejaying career rewinds back to Varsity days when she was residing in Pretoria – and she saw a gap in the groove scene. After putting her mind to it, she then began to build to her fame name all while baking her brand in the industry.

Though she has made it as DJ, the star said she has some regrets about pursuing DJing as a career mainly because she is forever booked and busy more especially during weekends. “Yes, I miss sleeping. I miss being able to do regular things on weekends or just like not do anything at all on the weekends. I really do. But the show must go on,” she said.

Today, DBN Gogo is a solid brand and has become a reputable DJ who is known for her ear-pleasing sets and vibe when she’s on duty. Her sets can be described as commercial house music in simple definition, but she pushes the envelope further when it comes to Gqom genre and the current wave of Amapiano.

DBN said it was her mother who influenced her to be interested in music. “I would say my mother influenced me, she always used to sing, she was never a person who told me what to listen to, we would just listen to anything. I used to sing a lot, I’ve slowed down on that. Just always being involved in music, being around music and being myself.”

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