Pianist, Lecturer and Performer Maxwell Baloyi's journey in the music industry reflects dedication, passion, and a desire to connect through authentic storytelling. His musical journey began at a young age, driven by his love for various genres that blend traditional African sounds with contemporary styles. Over the years, Maxwell Baloyi has carved out a reputation for his soulful melodies, and his project Healing Palms has been a vessel of love and healing. To tell us more, he joins us now in studio.
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