The funeral service for renowned gospel singer Solly Moholo is currently taking place at Akasia Hall in Pretoria North. The celebrated artist, known for his energetic and vibrant gospel performances, has left an indelible mark on the South African music industry. His passing has brought sorrow to many, especially within the gospel music community and among his countless fans.
Moholo, whose music resonated with both young and old, had a long and illustrious career, becoming a household name with his unique vocal style and spiritual lyrics. His work not only entertained but also provided comfort and inspiration to those who listened. Over the years, he garnered a loyal following, and his contribution to gospel music has been widely acknowledged.
The funeral, being held on October 12, 2024, is being attended by family, friends, fellow artists, and members of the public. The ceremony at Akasia Hall is set to be a moving tribute, as many have come to pay their final respects to the beloved gospel singer.
Solly Moholo’s passing has been met with an outpouring of grief from his fans and colleagues alike, who have shared heartfelt tributes on social media. His influence on the genre of gospel music, particularly in blending traditional hymns with a modern, upbeat sound, remains a significant part of his legacy.
A live stream of the funeral service is available, allowing fans and those who could not attend to join virtually in remembering Moholo’s life and work. The streaming of the service ensures that his reach continues beyond the confines of the hall, a reflection of the broad impact he made during his lifetime.https://youtu.be/IkPW0odZcz4
Solly Moholo’s legacy will undoubtedly continue through his music, which will remain a source of solace and celebration for years to come. His death marks the end of an era in South African gospel music, but his contributions will live on through his timeless songs.
The community, both locally and internationally, mourns the loss of a great artist but also celebrates the incredible music and spirit he shared with the world.