Zenathi Femela

  There was a time where rallying calls were not mercy and were coming in the form of thunderstorms. When I say ‘rallying calls’, I mean it was time for me to take care of my social media life because culture was starting to rope me in deeper than I thought it would. For the first time when that call came in, I was still a student at Umyezo Wama Apile High School and had no idea of how to maneuver my social media life, to even act on it is a lie because at that time to, I was just focused on my studies though they expanded my focus into deejaying, however, I was not really a social media person.   But, I have come to realize that I need to act on those rallying calls because they were pleading towards my craft at that time ( Remember this was before I became a music blogger because I was a DJ at that time). Hence, I have become more in contact with my journey as a music blogger even with my personal account on Facebook, I have become more in contact with what transpires in the entertai

  This morning, I woke up and had no content to publish on Music & Life so I decided to open my Instagram account to found something that will perhaps push me to write an article on Music & Life website while it turns out that I honestly follow Not A She on Instagram, therefore, I decide to do a research on her journey as a DJ because the name sounded familiar. It’s not the first time I come across the name of Not A She because I still remember when Miss Shelly roared her name on my Facebook post, where I wished to show an appreciation to Female DJs since it was the month of August ( I think I mentioned her name on one of Music & Life articles while I was placing an emphasis on what transpires in Cape Town at large at that time). While I was doing a social research on her journey as a DJ, I have come to realize that she’s an integral part of Cape Town Female DJs circle because she’s a prolific DJ that has worked and displayed the greatness of her craft in various places, pr