Watch! Da Capo Reveals If Whether He’d Switch To Amapiano Or Not. Da Capo is considered one of South Africa’s legendary house DJs having built himself a solid career that earned him local and international recognition.Born Nicodimas Sekheta Mogashoa in Seshego Limpopo, his music career kicked off when he signed his first recording deal with DNH Records. Since then has become a strong presence in the Afrohouse music industry.
Speaking on whether he would do amapiano, Da Capo said he would not switch his sound. “No, I wouldn’t do amapiano. Reason being I don’t want to disappoint my hard-core fans. Some even said I shouldn’t attempt to do amapiano. But I don’t hate the sound, I actually did an amapiano remix. I’ve also worked on a project where I featured a lot of amapiano influences like vocalists and so on. Amapiano has its own people, I wouldn’t switch to amapiano. There are a lot of amapiano kids who are killing it in the game, so I’m gonna leave it to them,” he said.
In 2020, he released his first project as an independent artist under his record label Genesis Entity. “The Genesys” EP included the hit single, “Yehla Moya”, featuring legendary pianist Nduduzo Makhathini.And the music producer is now back with a new offering. Da Capo has teamed up with Jethro Tait for a nostalgic single called “Better”.The release comes after the producer’s worldwide tour this year
This year, the award-winning DJ and producer earned himself another prize at the South African Music Awards for his song, “Uhuru”, in collaboration with Sun-EL Musician and Azana, for remix of the year.When Sun-EL hit up the producer to be a part of the remix, it was a no-brainer for him. Da Capo said he was honoured by the award and that it pushed him to achieve more.His relationship with Sun-EL has seen the two team up on a new performance concept, “Touch The Sun”.
