Cape Town musician puts his dreadlocks up for sale to fund his career
An artist from Cape Town is selling his dreadlocks in an effort to fund his music career. The dreadlocks were grown for 21 years and cut five years ago. Also read: Musicians performing at The Piano Bar in Cape Town this week Llewellyn America is a 26-year-old reggae and dance hall music producer from Parkwood in Cape Town. His music... Read more → The post Cape Town musician puts his dreadlocks up for sale to fund his career appeared first on CapeTown ETC.
An artist from Cape Town is selling his dreadlocks in an effort to fund his music career. The dreadlocks were grown for 21 years and cut five years ago.
Also read: Musicians performing at The Piano Bar in Cape Town this week
Llewellyn America is a 26-year-old reggae and dance hall music producer from Parkwood in Cape Town. His music is a blend of Jamaican Patois and Afrikaans, and he shot his first music video for a song titled ‘Ghetto’ in early 2020.
Llewellyn America’s dreadlock are still for sale. Picture: Facebook Marketplace
‘I’ve never cut them since birth. But at the age of 21, it was the first time that I did cut my dreadlocks,’ says America, who also goes by the name Sparta King. ‘There’s a few things I need to boost my music career. I know it’s legal and 100% natural. I’ve heard that there might be people interested in buying. So I’ve recently decided to sell them since a lot of people approached me.’
As reported by IOL, America is selling the bunch of 30 dreads on Facebook Marketplace for R3 000.
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Picture: Llewellyn America / Facebook Marketplace
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