Renowned South African DJ and music producer, Mobi Dixon, is currently fighting for his life in hospital after being involved in a severe car accident.
Mobi Dixon survives horror car accident: Here’s what we know
The incident, which occurred late on Tuesday evening, sent shockwaves throughout the music community and his fan base, leaving many in disbelief.
Authorities and emergency services responded promptly to the scene, and Dixon was rushed to a nearby hospital where he remains in intensive care.
The details surrounding the cause of the accident are still under investigation, and fans are urged to keep Mobi in their thoughts during this challenging time.
“All Mobi Dixon shows are currently cancelled, and we’ll announce new dates in the future. Thank you for your understanding and continued support,” Dixon’s spokesperson noted in a statement.
Mobi Dixon, born Mabi Ntuli in 1986, has been a vibrant force in the South African music scene, particularly known for his contributions to the house music genre.
His journey into music began in the late 1990s, producing beats for South African Hip-Hop artists while still in school.
Dixon’s passion for music saw him obtain a Sound Engineering diploma from Selborne College and an Information Technology diploma at Damelin College, East London.
His breakthrough came in 2007 when he established his own recording label and released his EP, Dance is Kulcha, marking the start of an illustrious career.
Dixon’s rise to prominence was catapulted by his 2014 tracks Love Color Spin and City Rains, which showcased his unique blend of deep tribal house music with Afrocentric influences.
His albums, including Tribal Soul, Live the Music, and 10 Steps Forward, have not only been celebrated in South Africa but have also garnered international acclaim.
Over the years, Dixon has been recognised for his contributions to music, winning Best Dance Album at the 2017 Metro FM Awards and receiving multiple nominations at the South African Music Awards (SAMAs).
Beyond his music, Dixon is a devoted family man, married to Palesa Rashama since April 2017.
His journey has been one of overcoming adversity, supported by the strength of his family and the loyalty of his fans.
Dixon’s influence extends beyond his albums; he established Top Chap Media, launching the careers of several artists like Nichume and Blomzit Avenue.