They are young, dynamic and excited to take on the world of music.<\/p>\n
Germiston twins Kabelo and Keletso Moraba (18) are looking forward to making a career for themselves by rapping their way to success.<\/p>
Keletso, a pupil at Germiston High School, and Kabelo, a sound engineering student at the SABC, started rapping at the tender age of 11.<\/p>\n
“Besides the fact that we can’t sing, we related to other rappers and thought this would be a good route for us,” said Keletso.<\/p>
They formed the duo Trallavelle CE (Colourless Emotions) and go under the stage names Papichulo (Kabelo) and Keltoc Major (Keletso).<\/p>\n
Kabelo is an avid poet and this progressed into writing songs.<\/p>\n
The brothers have quite different artistic styles, but said that they complement each other.<\/p>\n
They write about all types of things and their music always has a message aimed at the youth.<\/p>\n
They have just recorded a single entitled “None of my Business”, as well as a music video.<\/p>\n
Born in Limpopo, the boys moved to Germiston with their parents, Alice and Ruben, at the age of four.<\/p>\n
When asked about their future ambitions, Katlego said: “I see myself getting a Grammy and I know this will happen.”<\/p>\n
Keletso agreed, and added that they are putting in the work and will, thus, achieve big things.<\/p>\n
The youngsters have performed at a number of venues and recently did a radio interview on Lesedi FM, as well as an interview on SABC1.<\/p>\n
The duo have already worked with Khan Hlungwane (a rapper) and Source Sibeko (singer) on a track and produced a song called “I’m still flying”, with American artist Atlanta.<\/p>\n
For more information on the young rappers visit their Facebook page, Trallavelle CE (Colourless Emotions), or email to their manager at sebastiantaimo14@gmail.com.<\/p>\n