Kelvin Momo

Kelvin Momo, born in Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa, is a prominent figure in the Amapiano music scene. As a DJ, and record producer, Kelvin has carved out a niche for himself with his unique fusion of Amapiano and deep house music. Kelvin's musical journey began with the discovery of his piano-playing talent, which quickly captivated audiences at local events and church services. His exceptional skill caught the attention of industry insiders, leading to early collaborations in the Amapiano scene, including notable work with Kabza De Small. Kelvin's 2020 album, "Momo's Private School," further showcased his talent and creativity. The album received critical acclaim for its innovative blend of darting keys and luscious pads, which added a polished shine to the Amapiano genre while preserving its soulful essence. The album's success on streaming platforms further cemented Kelvin's reputation as a trailblazer in the Amapiano scene. As more people discover his music, Kelvin Momo's name has become synonymous with "private school" Amapiano, a subgenre that seamlessly incorporates deep-house and jazz influences. His latest works, including "Ivy League", "Amukelani", " Kurhula", and "Sewe" have continued to garner praise and have achieved platinum status, further solidifying his stature in the music industry.