With an illustrious career spanning years, DJ Tira has quickly become one of the most sought-after producers in South Africa. The celebrated DJ has produced several bangers and has thrust many artists into the limelight.
AFROTAINMENT’S NEWLOOK TRENDS
Thanks to his record label, Afrotainment, he has undoubtedly been credited with turning several stars into household names, including the Qwabe Twins and controversial dancer Zodwa Wabantu.
His record label, Afrotainment, has worked with many stars and is considered one of the best in South Africa. Despite DJ Tira’s studio’s big wins, burglars have targeted it over the years.
A few months ago, it hogged headlines after robbers ransacked it. In April, DJ Tira’s studio was robbed, and the thieves stole millions of dollars worth of expensive equipment, including studio monitors, keyboards, and microphones.
Against the incident, DJ Tira confirmed the news. The award-winning muso also announced an R20 000 reward for anyone with information about the incident. However, despite not having any leads, the muso increased the reward to R25 000, but nothing materialised.
After failing to recover his lost equipment, the celebrated muso gave his studio a new look. It has undoubtedly been going through some massive renovations. DJ Tira shared a short clip of the studio getting a makeover.
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DJ Tira took to Instagram and posted, “In God, we trust ❤️ Afro studio revamped. Ready to create more magic with amazing talent.” Since it was posted on the internet, the video has gained thousands of comments and reactions.
Fans and fellow celebrities were quick to give it a nod. It now undoubtedly boasts a new look and improved security.
DJ TIRA TIGHTENS STUDIO’S SECURITY
Speaking to the media, DJ Tira said he had not been recording after the incident. However, he has it that he had to put serious security measures in place to avoid such an incident.
DJ Tira said, “I had to put serious security measures in place because I didn’t want to experience the same ordeal again, which resulted in setbacks in music production. My security was compromised, and I didn’t have CCTV cameras.”
“Now I’ve made sure my security is tight, and people coming to my studio will register with their names. It’s going to be proper stuff. I’m not going to let people I don’t know to come near my studio. People should make plans when they come, and they must bring their ID book or card because I am not messing around.” DJ Tira added.