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DJ KillaMo is a South African DJ, music producer, music manager, and media personality based in Johannesburg, South Africa. He is widely known for his work in hip-hop and urban music, contributing both creatively and professionally to the industry.
While personal details about his early life are not widely published, DJ KillaMo has earned recognition through active involvement and long-standing relationships within the music space. He developed his reputation as a DJ through strong technical skills and an instinctive ability to engage audiences, delivering energetic sets that blend contemporary hip-hop with diverse musical influences.
As a producer, DJ KillaMo has released and contributed to several notable records. His work includes “On Some,” featuring Tellaman, Rowlene, and Lastee, as well as “Tapped In,” featuring Da L.E.S and Eddie Soul. In 2024, he released “SANA LWAMI 2.0” alongside Tellaman, reflecting his growth and continued collaboration with respected artists. His catalog also includes DJ mixes and solo releases shared on platforms such as SoundCloud.
Beyond music creation and performance, DJ KillaMo is involved in artist management. He works as a music manager at Select Play Music in Johannesburg and has managed artists including George Baker and Alex Goodman. He is also professionally linked with Tellaman, serving as his DJ for live shows and supporting aspects of his music career.
In addition, DJ KillaMo maintains a media presence as a DJ, MC, and podcast host. Through platforms such as the How We Liv Podcast, he engages conversations around music, culture, and everyday life. Through performance, production, management, and media work, DJ KillaMo continues to contribute meaningfully to South Africa’s urban music space.

