South Africa has proven over and over to be home to really talented musicians, who takes us by surprise with their amazing born talents together with added polished skills in their craft they just stand out and become 'thee' best of the rest, this is no different for Sol stringer who definitely need's no introduction to the music industry,
Sol Stringer has been a member of the much fascinating Muzart group that took SA by storm in the mid 2000 alongside known personalities like Rorisang Thandekiso who is now known for her presenting roles, and other members of the group; Victor Chauke and Tshegofatso Lehutso, together they created timeless hits like "party after", "Jukebox", "Oh Yeah", "Get Down" as well as "Party After".
They topped musical charts and conquered festivals and nightclubs collectively nationwide for about five years ;
with such an amazing background in the music industry Sol stringer born in 1983 in Krugersdorp West of Johannesburg, has now made a 'big' come back with his Single "Believe" which I personally streamed from his Spotify channel.
This music sensation from the West of Johannesburg is also a recognised Ice hockey player with Gauteng provincial colors. born Solly Mosetle, Sol Stringer's love for music saw him get registered for guitarist lessons via Gauteng South west college .
He mentions that his love for screeching guitar sound, led him to want to learn more about the guitars, he calls his six string guitar his mouth piece, Sol stringer has shared big stages and travelled across the globe with his former music groups.
Meeting Sol stringer, for the first time you will notice his humility and love for God, listening to his single 'Believe' you will definitely with no doubt reconnect to God and your dreams .
This is what he has to say about him self;
"My latest single is finally out and I am very excited about the drop, this one is dedicated to everyone who is a big dreamer, your dreams are valid no matter what, #Believe" says Sol Stringer".
He continues narating to me how he met his fellow band members from the group "Malice" while attending at Gauteng South West College . The group that enjoyed a 2 year stint together, rocking out at venues such as Blues Room, Cool Runnings and Roxys.
After "Malice" disbanded, Sol decided (much to his parent's delight) to rejoin a church band. The Musical Director of the band at the time introduced Sol to deejays from the Durban scene which opened further doors for him to session for artists such as: Khuli Chana, DJ Zinhle, Danny K, Big Nuz, Mobi Dixon and the late Lulu Dikana amongst others.
It was during this time that Sol also met former musical ensemble "Muzart", whose sound together took over the radio waves and caught the attention of international artists such as the SpiritChasers who made an official remix of their song.
After experiencing great success and travelling extensively with the band, this is when Sol decided to leave the group and pursue a solo career.
This move exposed him to his other talents, such as song writing, vocalist, and producer. He has also collaborated with other industry big names, the likes of; Anati, The Muffinz and MNK; He has a song with DJ Clock titled Happy the song is on high rotation on radio stations nationwide also it's music video is getting a lot of airplay on popular music TV channels.
For Sol stringer's new single 'Believe' do visit all music digital platforms or on the following links for downloads;
