Born in the vibrant town of Katima Mulilo, Mushe Musomi, affectionately known as DJ Vuyo, is a recording artist and music producer whose heartbeat is synced to the rhythm of cultural
fusion. With a sound that weaves traditional African melodies with modern influences, he
crafts music that honours his heritage while resonating beyond Namibian borders. DJ Vuyo’s musical journey began years ago, sparked by a love for producing beats and melodies.
The turning point came when he released his first single, which received significant airplay on local radio waves and captivated listeners. The track’s success propelled him into a full-time career in music, setting the stage for a journey marked by authenticity while embodying a mission to unite audiences through traditional yet universal flows.
“My journey is about creating sounds that bridge my roots with the world, and [my first single] motivated me to pursue my music career full time,” he shares. In celebration of his 30th birthday, DJ Vuyo unveiled the 30/6 Project, a six-track compilation that narrates personal growth and cultural pride. Each song is a narrative, inviting listeners to relate to
chapters of his life and artistry. From electrifying performances at Namibia’s major festivals to releasing the acclaimed album, Namibia to the World, DJ Vuyo has etched his name into the industry. The album, celebrated for its global appeal, and the accolades recognizing
his contributions, highlight his impact. “I have been honoured with awards that recognize my contribution to the music industry. My dedication to the craft and contributions to the Namibian music industry have solidified my reputation as a multifaceted artist,” he remarked. This year promises a wave of creativity, with fresh releases, dy- am -ic live shows, and collaborations with rising and established artists. “I have some surprises in store that I believe will resonate deeply with my audience,” he confirmed Aspirations to work with icons like South Africa’s Makhadzi and Nigerian superstar, Davido, fuel DJ Vuyo’s drive. By already producing for peers, he emphasizes the power of collaboration. “I am optimistic that we can continue to elevate our scene through unity and creativity. I encourage everyone to explore local talent and engage with the diverse sounds coming out of Namibia. Let’s keep the music alive,” he concluded.