Acatears

Acatears
Acatears
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ZAJohannesburg, ZA5,908
ZAPretoria, ZA3,165
ZADurban, ZA2,634
ZACape Town, ZA1,568
BWGaborone, BW655

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Biography & Metadata

Acatears: Acatears is a dynamic South African music duo made up of lead vocalists Sipho and Rebaballetswe, both hailing from Sharpeville in the Vaal Triangle. Their journey began in 2011, rooted in the raw, emotive sounds of acapella. As time passed, they evolved their artistry by incorporating guitars and blending rich vocal harmonies with diverse instrumental textures. The name Acatears is a powerful reflection of their story—“Aca” derived from “acapella”, and “tears” representing both the tears of joy brought by making music and the emotional journey of how far they’ve come since their humble beginnings. Their music is a genre-fusing urban sound that blends elements of Reggae, AfroPop, Afrobeat, Neo-Soul, R&B, and Hip-hop, all tied together with a Pop influence. What sets Acatears apart is their use of Sesotho and other South African languages, giving their sound a deeply local yet globally resonant character. Acatears has graced some of South Africa’s notable stages and festivals, including Jazz by the River, Oppikoppi, and the Human Rights Day event in Sharpeville, captivating audiences with their heartfelt performances and unique sonic identity. Notable Collaborations and Releases: • “Kea Tsamaya” – produced by Ruff and Sjava, released under Sony Music • Collaborations with some of the country’s top artists and producers: • Mas Musiq – Jwala • Mas Musiq, Maphorisa & Thuli P – Street Fighter, Uzobuya, Ubuhle Bakho • De Mthuda – Morena (latest release)

Updated Nov 9, 2026, 4:27 PM
First discovered Aug 19, 2026, 7:46 AM