Mayonie Productions has officially welcomed award-winning South African singer, songwriter and performer Moonchild Sanelly to its artist roster. The company will represent the genre-defying artist for bookings across South Africa and the African continent.
Known for her fearless creativity, distinctive visual identity and electrifying live performances, Moonchild Sanelly has carved out a unique space within South Africa’s music landscape and established herself as an internationally recognised performer.
Her signature sound, which she describes as “Future Ghetto Funk,” draws from a dynamic mix of electronic music, gqom, amapiano, alternative pop and broader African club influences. It is a sound that reflects her unapologetic artistic identity while continuing to push the boundaries of contemporary African music.
Over the years, Moonchild Sanelly has taken her music and high-energy performances from some of South Africa’s biggest stages to international audiences and platforms, building a career firmly rooted in South African culture, sound and identity while connecting with audiences around the world.
Her addition to the Mayonie Productions roster marks a new chapter focused on expanding her live opportunities across the continent. Through the partnership, Mayonie Productions will facilitate booking opportunities spanning festivals, concerts, corporate events, cultural platforms and other live experiences across South Africa and Africa.
“Moonchild Sanelly represents the kind of fearless, distinctive and culturally rooted artistry that continues to shape the future of African music, We are excited to welcome her to the Mayonie Productions roster and to create more opportunities for audiences across South Africa and the continent to experience her incredible live energy.” says Zakes Bantwini, Founder of Mayonie Productions.
The partnership comes at an exciting time for Moonchild Sanelly, who is also preparing to release a new album later in 2026, adding further momentum to what promises to be another significant chapter in her career.