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This New Black Stream Gin Is Black Motion’s Latest Business Venture

This New Black Stream Gin Is Black Motion’s Latest Business Venture. Black Motion took to Instagram to announce their new alcoholic beverage Black Stream Gin. The post read, “Exclusive and additional flavours launching post September. Remember always those who say it cannot be done, should not interrupt those doing it. its possible black child, believe in yourself and dreams.!”

Murdah, one half of the musical duo also posted on Instagram announcing the Gin, the post read, “#BlackStreamGin by Black Motion. Success comes when you give yourself persuasion to dream and play big. The way to start is to stop talking and begin doing. We’ve been working hard to get this right, ladies and gentlemen we give you Black Stream Gin, which has gone through vigorous testing and has been awarded accolades on its launch.”

Black Motion are a electronic duo known for blending house music with lively indigenous percussion as well as multilingual vocals with an array of guests from the country’s thriving dance music community. Their 2011 debut, Talking to the Drums, helped establish them as leading purveyors of the burgeoning South African house scene. Black Motion is from Soshanguve, Tshwane, South Africa. Robert “Murdah” Mahosana and Thabo “Smol” Mabogwane are signed with Spirit Motion, a record label that they co-own. The 10-year Black Motion journey has resulted in 6 studio albums and over 40 singles over the past decade. “There are no secrets to success. It is the results of hard work, and learning from failure.” Black Motion added.

There are several celebrities that have also ventured into alcohol beverage business, such as Boity Thulo and Bonang Matheba. This business venture seems to be lucrative as people consume alcohol frequently. They are also benefiting from their celebrity status as it helps them in terms of marketing the product.  Black Motion has always been business minded as they also formed their own record label and signed themselves.

By Thomas Chiothamisi

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