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GIDA’s Women’s Month Edition will celebrate the femme voices defining electronic music in South Africa | SA News

Where there are women, there is music. That’s the motto of GIDA‘s upcoming Women’s Day Edition taking place at Club Paradise this Saturday, and we seriously cannot wait for the second instalment of this party.

They erupted onto the scene only two months ago, back in May, with a truly memorable debut that we’re still talking about. It was a night of Gqom-inspired electronica, but more so, there was a real sense of community amongst everyone on the dance floor. Like we were witnessing the birth of something special; a new movement for Cape Town’s budding club scene.

They now return for a second night celebrating the femme voices who are pioneering South Africa’s electronic sound. Sonic…

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