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Urban street culture we celebrate various subcultures that have developed within urban areas, particularly in cities like Johannesburg its known for its vibrant street culture, particularly its amapiano, deephouse,hip-hop and streetwear and club scene. ,captown,durban,newyork,Berlin,London,Paris,Tokyo,Seoul included. These subcultures often center around a particular interest or activity, such as music, art, fashion, or sport. Some examples of urban street cultures include:

• Hip-hop culture: This culture includes the music, fashion, and dance styles that have developed around hip-hop music, as well as the associated graffiti and breakdancing.
• Amapiano Culture: the music is created using a combination of live instruments, such as pianos and saxophones, and electronic production techniques. It has a distinct sound that is heavily influenced by kwaito, a South African genre of house music, as well as by jazz and soul music.This culture includes the music, fashion, and dance styles
• Amapiano Culture: the music is created using a combination of live instruments, such as pianos and saxophones, and electronic production techniques. It has a distinct sound that is heavily influenced by kwaito, a South African genre of house music, as well as by jazz and soul music.
• Skate culture: This culture centers around the sport of skateboarding, and often includes elements of punk rock and graffiti art.
• Graffiti culture: This culture is centered around the art form of graffiti and street art, which is often created illegally on public property.
• Streetwear culture: This culture is focused on the fashion and clothing worn by people in urban areas, often featuring bold colors, oversized clothing and bold prints.
• sneaker culture: This culture is centered around the collection and appreciation of athletic shoes, particularly those associated with streetwear, basketball, and hip-hop.
• Skate culture: This culture centers around the sport of skateboarding, and often includes elements of punk rock and graffiti art.
• Graffiti culture: This culture is centered around the art form of graffiti and street art, which is often created illegally on public property.
• Streetwear culture: This culture is focused on the fashion and clothing worn by people in urban areas, often featuring bold colors, oversized clothing and bold prints.
• sneaker culture: This culture is centered around the collection and appreciation of athletic shoes, particularly those associated with streetwear, basketball, and hip-hop.

All of these subcultures are often heavily influenced by the social and political issues and experiences of the urban youth, and they tend to evolve and change rapidly, they also have a strong influence on youth and the fashion industry.

And we also celebratre the festival & club scene very much in south african street culture it has contributed alot in these subcultures and Urban Street Cltture covers this shows so we can show them to them world .

The festival event scene in South Africa is diverse and vibrant, featuring a wide range of events catering to different interests and tastes. Some of the most notable festivals in South Africa include music festivals, cultural festivals, and food and wine festivals.

Music Festivals: South Africa has a rich music culture and this is reflected in its music festivals which are renowned for their diverse lineups, and vibrant atmosphere. Many of these festivals feature local and international acts across a variety of genres, such as rock, jazz, electronic and Hip Hop. Examples include OppiKoppi, Cape Town International Jazz Festival, Standard Bank Joy of Jazz, and the Cape Town Electronic Music Festival Cotton Fest ,CookOutSunday,back to the city spring fiesta,Ultra south africa and more

Cultural Festivals: South Africa has a diverse population and this is reflected in its cultural festivals which showcase the country's rich heritage and traditions. These festivals include traditional dances, music, and foods from different cultures, such as the Zulu, Xhosa and Sotho, to mention a few. Examples include the Durban July, Arts Alive International Festival and the Soweto Wine Festival.

Food and Wine Festivals: South Africa has a rich culinary culture and this is reflected in its food and wine festivals which showcase the country's diverse cuisines and wines. These festivals usually feature local chefs, winemakers and brewers, and offer an opportunity to taste and learn about the local flavors and produce. Examples include the Soweto Wine Festival, Franschhoek Bastille Festival and the Cape Town Good Food and Wine Festival

Overall, the festival scene in South Africa is always evolving and growing, offering something for everyone, from music and arts, to food, wine and cultural events. They are a great way to experience South Africa's rich culture and heritage, as well as to enjoy the vibrant and lively atmosphere.

DJ scene

The DJ scene in South Africa is vibrant and diverse, featuring a wide range of DJs and genres. South African DJs are known for their ability to blend different styles of music, creating unique and exciting sets that appeal to a wide range of audiences.

One of the most popular genres of music in South Africa is house music, which has a long history in the country and has evolved into several subgenres such as kwaito, amapiano, gqom and more. DJs who specialize in these genres are considered to be some of the most influential in the country and are known for their ability to create a lively and energetic atmosphere on the dance floor.

In addition to house music, South Africa is also home to a growing techno and drum and bass scenes. These genres are often associated with the country's nightlife and club scene, and DJs who specialize in these genres are known for their technical skills and ability to create a high-energy atmosphere.

There are also many prominent DJs who specialize in other genres such as hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music. Many of these DJs have gained international recognition and are considered to be among the best in the world.

South Africa's DJ scene is also known for its strong emphasis on the use of live instruments, particularly the piano, saxophone and trumpet, which is a unique feature of the country's music scene. DJs who incorporate live instruments into their sets are considered to be some of the most innovative and exciting in the country.

Overall, South Africa's DJ scene is vibrant, diverse and constantly evolving, with many talented DJs and a wide range of music genres. They also play an important role in the country's music and entertainment industry and are known for their ability to create a lively and exciting atmosphere for audiences.

There are many talented DJs in South Africa, and it's hard to make a definitive list. But some of the most well-known and respected DJs in the country include:

• Black Coffee: Known for his deep and afro house music sound, Black Coffee is one of the most successful and influential DJs in South Africa . He has won several awards like a grammy and has performed at major festivals and events around the world.
• DJ Fresh: Known for his eclectic style, DJ Fresh is one of the most popular DJs in South Africa. He has released several albums fresh house flava seriese under soul candi and has won several awards for his work.
• DJ Oskido: Known for his kwaito sound, DJ Oskido is one of the pioneers of South African house music and has been a major influence on the country's music scene for several decades and one of the founder of kalawa jazme.
• DJ Shimza: Known for his house and afro house sound, DJ Shimza is one of the most innovative and exciting DJs in South Africa. He has performed at major festivals and events around the world and is knwn for the nShimza's One Man Show is an annual event that takes place in South Africa. It is a live performance by DJ Shimza where he showcases his DJ skills in front of a live audience. The event is known for its high energy and lively atmosphere, and attracts thousands of music fans every year.
• DJ Tira: Known for his kwaito and gqom sound, DJ Tira is one of the most popular DJs in South Africa. He has released several albums and has won several awards for his work.He is a founder Afrotainment and later expanded to other business ventures, such as a record label, a clothing line, and a production company.
• DJ Sbu: Known for his kwaito and house sound, DJ Sbu is one of the most popular DJs in South Africa. He has released several albums and has won several awards for his work.DJ Sbu is also a successful businessman, He founded TS Records, which has become one of the most successful and influential record labels in South Africa. He also has other business ventures, such as a record label, a clothing line, and a production company.
• DJ Maphorisa: Known for his amapiano sound, DJ Maphorisa is one of the most popular DJs in South Africa. He has released several albums and has won several awards for his work.DJ Maphorisa is also a successful businessman, he owns his own record label, Blaqboy Music, which has become one of the most successful and influential record labels in South Africa. He also has other business ventures, such as a clothing line and a production company.
• DJ zinhle : is a South African DJ, record producer, and entrepreneur who is known for her house and Deep house sound. She is considered one of the most popular and influential DJs in South Africa and has been a major force in the country's music scene for several years.
• DJ Mlu: Known for his deep and soulful house sound, DJ Mlu is one of the most innovative and exciting DJs in South Africa. He has performed at major festivals and events around the world.
• Uncle Waffles : Lungelihle Zwane, famously called Uncle Waffles, is one of the famous DJs in South Africa. She is best known for her official debut single “Tanzania” and the hit EP “Red Dragon.” Uncle Waffles is an entertainer and a TV presenter. She has gained the attention of some of the world’s biggest names, including Canadian rapper and pop star Drake. Waffles has also performed on the same stage with Africa’s biggest names, including Davido, Wizkid, and the world’s top celebrities.
• Kalvin Momo : is a South African DJ, record producer and musician, he is known for his Amapiano sound. He has been gaining popularity in the recent years, as he produces and remixes tracks that have become hits in the music scene. He has also played in different events and festivals in the country and has also been featured in some collaborations with other local artists. Kelvin Momo (born Thato Kelvin Ledwaba in Diepkloof, Soweto in 1994) is a leading light of “private school amapiano,” a variation of the genre that employs ...

Please note that this is not a comprehensive list and there are many other talented DJs in South Africa

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The Fashion Scene

In South Africa is diverse and vibrant, featuring a wide range of styles and designers. South African fashion is known for its unique blend of traditional and modern elements, as well as its use of vibrant colors and bold prints.

One of the most prominent trends in South African fashion is the use of traditional textiles and techniques, such as hand-woven fabrics, beading and embroidery. These traditional elements are often incorporated into modern designs, creating a unique and distinctive look.

In recent years, South African fashion has been gaining international recognition, with many South African designers and brands being showcased at major fashion events and fashion weeks around the world. South African designers are known for their creativity and innovation, and they are known to be heavily influenced by the culture, history and heritage of the country.

The streetwear scene is also growing in South Africa, with many young designers and brands creating bold and distinctive clothing that is heavily influenced by urban culture. Streetwear is often associated with the country's music and entertainment scenes and it's popular among the youth.

South Africa also has a growing sustainable fashion movement, with many designers and brands focusing on ethical and environmentally friendly practices, such as using sustainable materials and production methods.

Overall, the fashion scene in South Africa is diverse, vibrant, and constantly evolving. It is heavily influenced by the country's culture, history and heritage, and it is gaining more recognition and appreciation around the world

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