#MonateFelaBreakfast

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Campus-radio chaos meets new music.

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#MonateFelaBreakfast is a lively campus-radio breakfast-show feed built around artist check-ins, track drops, and playful studio banter. Its music conversations stay informal, moving from release plans and creative doubt to waffles, pronunciation jokes, and lockdown life.

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#MonateFelaBreakfast is a campus-radio music feed shaped by artist interviews, new-track drops, and talk that refuses to stay tidy. The show has the rhythm of a morning studio: quick teasing, sudden challenges, and enough detours to make the formal interview feel lived in. Music remains the spine. Guests arrive with singles, EPs, albums in progress, and stories about how those releases were delayed, reshaped, or pushed forward during lockdown. Ryzan Hill frames No Doubt as a response to fear and doubt during the pandemic. Philippa describes writing, recording, and collaborating online after plans to work in LA were interrupted. Son of Old speaks about releasing multiple singles from a delayed album and treating music as an ongoing part of life rather than a finish line. Faye Lemoore talks about holding onto an EP, adding songs, and finally deciding the work had to leave her hands. Pat McKay brings the practical side of an artist's life into the room, from community support around a track to multiple streams of income. Roots2000 and Shaka Jamal Redmond widen the frame with a collaboration story that links South Africa and the USA. The interviews are useful because they sound unguarded. Artists talk about planning, playlists, public attention, nominations, creative fatigue, and the awkward timing of releasing work when the world is disrupted. The show is also proudly silly. A radio-awards submission features pronunciation grief, a deliberately absurd gentleman's-bra news item, clean versions of dirty-song challenges, and a waffle proposal staged for laughs. That contrast is the point. Serious craft talk sits beside campus humor without either one cancelling the other out. The result feels local, quick, and human. It does not present music as a finished press release. It presents it as a messy process involving friends, lockdown, online sessions, publicists, road-trip tests, radio play, and the small courage of putting something out. For listeners interested in music interviews, it offers career texture with very little distance. For listeners who enjoy morning-radio chemistry, it has enough teasing and oddball bits to keep the interviews from becoming static.

Made for: For listeners who like informal artist interviews, music discovery, and breakfast-show banter with a rough live-radio edge. It especially suits fans who want release stories, not just finished singles.

What sets it apart: The show mixes genuine artist process talk with unpredictable studio comedy, so career discussion never feels detached from the room it happens in. Its strength is the collision of music coverage, lockdown-era honesty, and campus-radio mischief.

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Interviews and clips taken from the #MonateFelaBreakfast on your #UltimateCampusRadio, KovsieFM 97.0Campus station in Bloemfontein

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Three singles, no album: this is where your release-plan curiosity gets fed before the track drops.

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artists explaining why a release plan changed instead of serving you the polished version
the business calculation behind remixes, radio playlists, and reaching beyond one audience

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#MonateFelaBreakfast Submission for Radio Awards 2020

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