AFROTECH musician Pale Rozay has promised her fans good music and love - and she's staying true to her word by giving back to her community.
Pale Rozay, whose real name is Palesa Kolisang, said: "I cook at home and give those in need on the streets. I cook pap with meat, rolls, and sandwiches."
She said if she wasn't a musician, she would be a chef.
The 35-year-old musician, who is based in Midrand, said what she's doing is all about humanity and making a person's day.
"I see it as a form of unity as sharing is caring. That's what also motivated me into becoming a giver," she said.
However, Pale Rozay said she's using Youth Month to motivate the younger generation and guide them on how to navigate the music industry.
She said she celebrated June 16 with friends and family.
The musician, originally from Kutloanong in the Free State, has been doing music for 11 years.
She said one of the challenges musicians encounter, is exploitation.
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"I promise my fans to deliver good music and spread love," she said.
Pale Rozay said she's self-driven, motivated, a go-getter and full of love.
She's released two songs, Where She Goes in 2020 and Ngimtholile in 2021.
The musician said when she's with family, she enjoys eating African dishes, morogo, chicken innards and meat bones.
Her best holiday destination is Greece because "it's beautiful".
