"Gqom’s local ambassador." The FADER (NYC)

Aux, the architect of the Cape Town Gqom movement. A versatile powerhouse who took a sound born in Durban and transformed it into a thriving coastal culture, he is recognized globally for high-energy sets and an unwavering commitment to South African electronic music.

Aux's performance history spans Morocco (Beat Hotel Festival), eSwatini (MTN Bushfire), and iconic international platforms like Boiler Room.

He is a trusted ambassador and collaborator for global giants including Adidas, Ballantines Whisky, and Sportscene. He's been featured at premier festivals such as Rocking the Daisies, Cotton Fest, and Capsule Fest.

Beyond the decks, Aux Womdantso is a cultural leader. He is the founder of Creatives Corner Sessions, a hub in Cape Town for networking and skill-sharing among the next generation of African talent.

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A rising female DJ duo from Cape Town, South Africa, bringing a fresh, culture-driven sound to the intersection of music, lifestyle, and youth expression. Emerging in 2024, the duo has quickly positioned themselves within the city’s evolving DJ scene, known for their warm, groove-led sets and effortless on-stage chemistry. Their sets are not just about playing music, but about shaping moments — whether in intimate lifestyle spaces, daytime events, or curated cultural gatherings. 

Their look, energy, and authenticity make them a natural fit for collaborations across lifestyle, fashion, and youth-focused campaigns. With a strong presence both on and off the decks, they represent a new generation of DJs who move fluidly between music, fashion, and brand culture. 

TONICSOUNDZ  is a South Africa born artist carving a distinctive sound that exists at the intersection of Afro-inspired rhythms, spirituality, and electronic soundscapes. His music is a powerful cultural narrative, it's an experience reflecting identity, growth, and collective consciousness. TONICSOUNDZ represents creative excellence, cultural pride, and a clear global ambition, blending organic percussion with future-focused production to connect African music to the world stage.