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Terrence Pearce is a DJ and producer based in Cape Town, South Africa. >

Jessica Cross is the brain behind the acclaimed Cross Colours music sets. >

Listening to Spekta's music is a journey in time and sound reaching all corners of the universe, navigating the world of electronic in all it's form. >

"Light is a thing of beauty in that it overcomes darkness" - W&N Studio, London-based image makers, artists and filmmakers. >

Valve State is the electronic live jazz combination duo made up of Richard Marshall and Lee Thompson. >

DJ Mighty is the man behind the famous Mabu Vinyl shop in Cape Town (featured in the documentary "Searching for Sugarman"). >

In the last year, Alice Phoebe Lou’s musical journey has taken her beyond Berlin, to performing on the streets of Austin at SXSW and at TED in London. >

Beatenberg broke onto the South African pop scene in 2013, and have been releasing hit after hit ever since. >

At only 28 years old, Kyle Shepherd is one of South Africa's most progressive pianists and composers and has won many impressive music awards. >

As well as a talented musician, Imogen Heap is a digital master. Her tech innovations include the Mi.Mu gloves and a conceptual platform called Mycelia. >

Helen Isibor-Epega, otherwise The Venus Bushfires, is a Nigerian-born, London-raised composer, singer-songwriter and performance artist. >

Founder and President of CliffCentral.com as well as an MNet Idols judge, Gareth Cliff is one of South African radio's most prominent personalities. >

Katlego Maboe is a singer, songwriter and television presenter. >

Rose Lombard is a DJ and music collector with wide-ranging tastes. >

Lieutenant Fizzer was born Travis Ferris Wheel Hyde, named after George Washington Ferris, the inventor of the Ferris Wheel. >

"Nu World" DJ Ma’or Harris, aka Maoriginal, conceptualised and launched the renowned Balkanology and Fiddle East parties in South Africa. >

CliffCentral has taken the leap from traditional terrestrial radio to the future of internet and mobile. >

Don't Party has provided a platform for African subcultural conversation since 2009. >

With the tech wizardry of Interlude, Israeli musician and co-founder Yoni Bloch has made music videos an interactive experience rather than merely a visual one. >

Cape Town artist Amy Ayanda works across a range of media and draws her inspiration and passion from her environment and the people who surround her. >

South African producer and experimental artist Thor Rixon focuses his creative energies on developing alternative sounds. >

Sakawa Boys are an all-male pop group from Cape Town, South Africa. >

Carrying a soulful and electronic deep and tribal house energy, Yona Vilakazi, aka DJ Zulufunk, is a South African DJ. >

Original Swimming Party is a three-piece experimental electronica band from Cape Town, South Africa. >

Call her Duce Duce, Anthea Duce or il Duce: this UK native "Party Bastard" has immersed herself in the South African party scene. >