Hungani Ndlovu steps into music as DJ Grizi
Actor Hungani Ndlovu, wowed his fans by taking his talents from the television screen to the DJ booth.
The actor has officially introduced his music identity, DJ Grizi, and is now opening himself up for bookings ahead of the festive season.
His latest career move comes with the release of his debut single, Letjepe, featuring Icon Lamaf and Innovative DJz.
Although the announcement may have surprised some fans, DJing is not something Ndlovu decided to pursue overnight. He revealed that he has been practising since 2019, playing at home, friends' weddings, family gatherings and private functions.
Speaking to TshisaLIVE, he explained that he wanted to build his confidence and become comfortable behind the decks before making himself available for public bookings.
Ndiovu revealed the name Grizi is not entirely new. Ndlovu previously used it during his dancing days, making this latest move an extension of an identity he has been developing throughout his creative journey.
He also wants audiences to appreciate him for his musical selections rather than simply seeing him as a familiar television personality. His focus is on exploring different shades of house music through carefully selected playlists.
Ndlovu's move also reflects a growing trend among actors and other entertainers who explore different creative industries. In an industry where opportunities can be unpredictable, branching out allows performers to discover new talents, reach different audiences and create additional career opportunities.
For actors, music can also provide another way to express themselves beyond the characters they portray on screen.
Ndlovu has already had a taste of the festival scene, having performed at AfroNation in 2025. He says he has more plans with his team but intends to take things slowly.
Now that DJ Grizi has officially entered tahe music scene, fans are happy and watching out for him.
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