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---- Do forget to share with all your whatsapp contacts. For more info: 074 902 3257 All about Up comers June 5, 2019 [UPCOMING MAG JUNE ISSUE , Cover: #The struggle just began. Page 2 Interview with Samantha our June Viewer’s Choice Page 26 Model Focus: Dlani Page 28 – 32 Report on Event Page 33 – 34 Number one on our Upcoming SoundCloud Chart: Ginky 35 Features: Intuthuko community development Page 3 5ways to break into the music industry without a record lebal Page 4 Productions. Page 5 Beat makers: Troy Vee Page 6 Dancer: Ryan Page 8 Biographies Page 9 – 18 Poetrty Page 20 – 21 Artist interview Page 23 – 24 Model interview: Fortunate Page 27 Events Page 36 - 44 Don’t forget to share with all your whatsapp contacts Page 1 June 5, 2019 [UPCOMING MAG JUNE ISSUE , I am sorry to announce that Lauren has personal problems therefore she could not Edited this issue sorry for the inconvenience I am still working alone, I am not sure if she will have her things sorted to edit our issue this month, but anyone who would like to be part of team Upcoming Mag please contact me on 0749023257. Today Jozi of CJM9 asked me who do I work with on Upcoming Mag my answer was I work alone but that is not the truth, I work with up comers: models, artists, dancers, producers, actors/actresses, etc, that is why Upcoming mag is such a success on that note I would like to thank everyone working with me, some of the ideas we get from you guys, therefore thank you. I would like to thank all our viewers who take their time going through Upcoming Mag Reading everything, thank you. We are open to creative criticism, so please don’t be shy to whatsapp me help me make Upcoming Mag the best mag in Sa. Thank you, thank you, thank you and Much love Monate. Beat Maker Don’t forget to share with all your whatsapp contacts Page 2 June 5, 2019 [UPCOMING MAG JUNE ISSUE , Yung Berry Beats Known As Jabulane From Belfast . A Talented Boy Was Born at Middleburg Hospital. Yung Berry Was Inspired By K.O , Da Vibe Farm , Team Swazi. Yung Berry Started Music 2010 while He Was Doing Grade 05 At Belfast Primary School .... K-switch Was The Beat Maker and He Started Teaching Yung Berry To Make Beats while Yung Berry Was at Grade 08 .... Yung Berry Started To Take His Work Serious Because He Worked With Castro At Johannesburg in 2016 Castro Give Berry Some Of Techniques To Make Berry To Understand Music. Yung Berry Started iMnandi Mzala With K-switch 0n 10 December 2016 They Started Working As A Team ... 2018 June Yung Berry Started working With Supanova They've Made A Big Collaboration. Yung Berry Produced My Mother and Ngsak' Khumbula . Music Produced By Yung Berry Top Match Feat. Various Artist Belfast - By Gang Belfast My Mother - iMnandi Mzala Ngsak' Khumbula Feat Supanova and Many Tracks Social Media Facebook: @Yung Berry Twitter: @Berry1100 YouTube: @Slay King Berry Email: @[email protected]•om Contact: 0760431831 Yung Berry Is The Most Special Person Who Loved By People. https://www.slikouronlife.co.za/song/59467/ngsakkhumbula-feat-supanovaprod-by-yung-berry check our single on Slikouronlife Tittle: Ngsak Khumbula (Feat Supanona)(Prod. By Yung Berry) Album: N.G.T Ep Artist: iMnandi Mzala Recording Company: iMnandi Mzala & Supanova ����☄� My Mother Track is Battling On Los Vegas Interview with Kaegan of Be You Don’t forget to share with all your whatsapp contacts Page 3 June 5, 2019 [UPCOMING MAG JUNE ISSUE , Who Is Kaegan? I am an artist of many forms and a free-spirit. I am a light that shines bright and aim to share that light with everyone I encounter in my journey. Born in 1993 and raised in Jo'burg (although I did live in Durban 2001-2002), I moved around a lot. This was because my parents got divorced when I was quite young, both didn’t earn much money and both had lifestyle problems (both are Bi-polar and my mom was an alcoholic). Can you please explain your be you movement in detail? The Be You movement aims to inspire, educate and assist people and animals to truely be comfortable with being who they are and expressing themselves and being free. In today’s society, we are constantly told what we should and shouldn't be and it makes life a bit confusing and difficult to express our true selves. What have you done with your life so far? After high school I didn’t know what I wanted to be or study, randomly ended up volunteering at Lory Park Zoo and getting a job there. I discovered I had a passion for birds, I soon quit and started working at Reptilian’s pet shop where I started a small businesses selling bird food that I cooked and cage accessories which I designed. I also found out about a 1year course on Bird Behavior through Ethology Academy, just before I finished my course, I managed to get a job at the Monte casino Bird Gardens as a Bird Trainer and Show Presenter from 2013-2015 and also do a short course on Voice and Acting through, Voice2Act. Studios, there I decided to start paying for my own dance classes at Dance Web, I found these classes really helped me with learning choreography and meet people in the dance industry I then got a whole lot of part-time jobs to sustain myself, promoter, shooter girl, cashier, freelance dance gigs and ended up joining a dance crew called Creed in the beginning 2016. Landed a gig as a presenter for a YouTube channel called Ente (entertainment and lifestyle). After while it was difficult to keep pushing the business and keep up the busy lifestyle and decided to cut down on a few things and look for something more stable. I worked as a Performing Artist at Zinto Marketing and dances with Creed Crew until end of 2016. Beginning of 2017 I got a job at Buzz (singing, dance and drama), teaching kids aged 3-13years old at different schools around johannesburg, I aslo currently host Comedy Nights at Kyalami Country Pub and kitchen. When you doing much you have much to say, to see the whole interview here is a direct link to her interview on our blog:https://upcomingmag2019.wordpress.com/2019/04/04/interview-with-keagan/ Productions Don’t forget to share with all your whatsapp contacts Page 4 June 5, 2019 [UPCOMING MAG JUNE ISSUE , *OneBeat Productions* We Can Sell Your Music Up To *100Plus* Online Stores Such As *ITunes, Googleplay, Amazon, Spotify, Deezer, BeatPort & Many More* You Get Royalties Quarterly We Can Design Graphics Such As *• Song Cover* *• Album Cover* *• Mixtape Cover* *• LOGO* *• Profile* *• Press kit For Record Label Submission & Awards Submissions* We Also Offer: *Record Labels/Studio Registration* Ping us if You Interested Fam ��� 084 702 1324 We sell your music on over 140 online Stores including *ITunes, Spotify, Google play, Amazon, SoundCloud, Traxsource etc* The royalties will be paid quarterly meaning 4 times in a year and they will be paid to u through bank transfer 1.We send you a distribution contract you sign and email it back to us with your bank Details. 2.You send your music with artworks. 3.You deposit the distribution fee then we commence with the release schedules Distribution fees *1 to 5 tracks(released as singles)-R150* *EP/Mixtape/Album-R250* *WhatsApp* *084 702 1324* Don’t forget to share with all your whatsapp contacts Page 5 June 5, 2019 [UPCOMING MAG JUNE ISSUE , Zoë Emily Zoë Emily Buckley well-known as "Zoë Emily," born in 2005 on the 10 May is not only a song writer but also a rapper and singer. She wrote her first song at the age of 10 and went on discovering her talents at the age of 11. She released her first song at the age of 12 in 2017, called "Rapping two." In 2018, On the 25 of December, she released "Stars" which featured Nash Beats SA. She's currently in the writing of her first album, which hopefully will be a "Breakthrough" in the music industry. She not only writes her own songs, but she also records, mix's and master's them, "Herself." She feels that this year will be her year, and that hopefully she'll archive her objectives. Twerk team: BOOTY BOUNCERS Don’t forget to share with all your whatsapp contacts Page 6 June 5, 2019 [UPCOMING MAG JUNE ISSUE , who is Booty bouncer? Booty bouncers consists of two female twerkers, who goes by the name of Ofentse Bapela and Mothebudi Serubarube. how did you meet? We met because both our mothers attend the same church, they always encouraged us to go to church together. That’s how we became best of friends. Who or what inspired you to be twerkers? There's a girl by the name of Nthabiseng Legodi, she is the founder of booty bouncers. she is the one that inspired us. She didn't only inspire us, she also choreographed our routines. She is the best in the business .And we are glad to be groomed by such a talented twerker Was twerking always your dream? If not as a kid what did you want to be when you grow up? Mothebudi Serubarube: growing up I never saw myself as a performer. I loved writing and creating short stories. I always saw myself doing office work as a grown up.
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