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SAMA32: Reggae stars DIMAHR, Ras Canly, Don Dada, Layahn King and Red I Scorch compete for top honour
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SAMA32: Reggae stars DIMAHR, Ras Canly, Don Dada, Layahn King and Red I Scorch compete for top honour

The 32nd South African Music Awards (SAMA32), hosted by the Motsepe Foundation, will feature a competition for the Best Reggae Album award among five nominees: DIMAHR, Ras Canly, Don Dada, Layahn King, and Red I Scorch. Each artist's album reflects South Africa's reggae scene, emphasizing conscious storytelling, spirituality, and hopeful messages. The event, held on August 15 at the Sun City Superbowl, highlights the continued relevance of reggae in a market dominated by genres like amapiano and Afro-pop. SAMA32 also aims to promote the North West Province as a cultural and tourism hub, supported by various local and national organizations.

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SAMA32: Reggae stars DIMAHR, Ras Canly, Don Dada, Layahn King and Red I Scorch compete for top honour

The 32nd South African Music Awards (SAMA32), hosted by the Motsepe Foundation, will feature a competition for the Best Reggae Album award among five nominees: DIMAHR, Ras Canly, Don Dada, Layahn King, and Red I Scorch. Each artist's album reflects South Africa's reggae scene, emphasizing conscious storytelling, spirituality, and hopeful messages. The event, held on August 15 at the Sun City Superbowl, highlights the continued relevance of reggae in a market dominated by genres like amapiano and Afro-pop. SAMA32 also aims to promote the North West Province as a cultural and tourism hub, supported by various local and national organizations.

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