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Esau embarks on promising musical journey with debut EP

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May 20, 2025

FOR Thapelo Esau, music transcends mere hobbies - it's the essence of who she is.

- LUTHO PASIYA

Esau embarks on promising musical journey with debut EP

Born and raised in Vosloorus, a vibrant township nestled in the East Rand of Johannesburg, Esau discovered her passion for music within the walls of her church at the tender age of eight.

It was there, surrounded by soulful harmonies and spiritual melodies, that she unearthed a gift that would become a driving force in her life.

Her sound resonates with the emotional depth of gospel, the soulful richness of R&B, and the rhythmic pulse of house music genres that were an integral part of her upbringing.

This unique blend allows her music to offer both a sense of familiarity and an exciting freshness that appeals to a broad audience.

Esau delivers powerhouse vocals imbued with emotional intensity.

She is dedicated to remaining authentic to her voice and message, crafting songs that echo her heart, spirit and purpose.

Over the years, she has achieved several milestones, making her mark in the music industry by winning school talent shows and notably gracing the Idols South Africa stage.

After first auditioning in 2016, she returned for a second try in 2017, earning a coveted spot in the Top 10 and winning the hearts of many with her extraordinary talent and resilient spirit.

In 2024, she reached another career milestone by signing her first record deal with David Gresham Music.

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