Podcast With Thabo: Gata Le Nna is more than just a podcast—it is a movement, driven by the creative energies like that of Bruce “GrèY GalxY” Musekwa, a Pretoria-born artist, sound engineer, and storyteller. Inspired by his upbringing in Pretoria and his deep personal connection to disability advocacy, GrèY GalxY uses his music and platform to build bridges between worlds.
GrèY GalxY’s artistry began in the vibrant heart of Pretoria, where he grew up alongside friends and family facing everyday challenges. Having lived with visually impaired individuals for years, and with a close friend who is also visually impaired, GrèY GalxY felt a calling to amplify unseen voices. This led him to Gata Le Nna, a podcast and NPO dedicated to integrating disability into everyday life—proving that every person, no matter their ability, has a story worth telling.
As a musician, GrèY GalxY fuses hip hop, trap, bacardi, amapiano, and Afro sounds, always weaving multilingual lyrics that reflect South Africa’s rich tapestry. He single handedly pioneered a groundbreaking sound called Trapcardi, something born from this fusion of worlds—an evolution of Trap with the heartbeat of Bacardi music. Each track is part of a larger narrative, just like each story told by Gata Le Nna, showing that creativity and inclusivity can transform entire communities.
Together, GrèY GalxY and Gata Le Nna prove that music and advocacy can coexist—inviting everyone to see the beauty in difference, the power in voice, and the universality of human potential.
