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From navigating decades in the spotlight to witnessing the evolution of SA’s soundscape, Marah Louw remains a powerful

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Ahead of the Unity Concert in June at Orlando Stadium, the veteran performer reflects on the competitive nature of the business, the discipline required to build a lasting career, and why unity among musicians is more urgent than ever.

In conversation with Sowetan, Louw unpacks the state of the industry in 2026, her legacy, and the resilience it takes for young artists to survive and thrive.
2 Mar English South Africa News

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