WATCH: Goldfish on gratitude, growth and finding magic in music again

Hot off their electrifying performance at a sold-out LIV Golf, South Africa's global electronic DJ duo, Goldfish, caught up with Anele and The Club.

Dominic Peters and David Poole have been making waves in the music scene for over two decades, playing on the world’s biggest stages.

But nothing feels quite like Mzansi, said Poole.

“We know where we come from, and we're proud of our heritage.”

This year has been about getting back to music, collaborating with Zakes Bantwini and, more recently, former Freshlyground singer Zolani Mahola, on their new song Little Wonder. 

“We're trying to make it the best of both worlds… a mix of the band and the DJ… It's like a marriage; we're looking for that unique sound that works for the song,” said Peters. 

He added that they are excited to share their new music and welcome new audiences at upcoming performances, including a jazz festival in New Orleans.

“We're not just a DJ behind a box…We're a band that plays instruments and creates a live experience,” said Peters.

The duo remains grateful to the fans and their community for their continued support and for allowing them the opportunity to share their music with the world.

“We're just trying to make a difference one song at a time,” said Poole.

To watch Goldfish in conversation with 947’s Anele and The Club, watch the video below: