DJ Speedsta

Lesego Nkaiseng is a South African DJ, producer and media personality who becomes widely known under the name DJ Speedsta. He is part of a generation of artists who help shape contemporary urban music in the country, especially through hip hop and youth-driven sounds. His career builds steadily from club sets in his hometown to national radio and charting singles that earn him a reputable place in the industry.

Nkaiseng grows up in the Vaal and develops a strong interest in music as a teenager. He begins DJing at local events and gains early attention for his precise mixing style and an ability to read the energy of young audiences. As he moves into professional spaces, he becomes a recognisable presence in Johannesburg’s nightlife, where he refines his sound and builds relationships with emerging artists.

His break into the mainstream is strengthened by a series of successful collaborations. These include tracks such as Mayo, I Don’t Know and Celebration. Mayo becomes one of his most notable releases, reaching high rotation on radio and introducing several new voices to a wider audience. Nkaiseng’s work often brings together rappers, vocalists and producers across different scenes, and his catalogue reflects his instinct for identifying rising talent at pivotal moments.

Beyond studio work, Nkaiseng becomes a familiar voice on radio. He hosts shows on platforms such as YFM and Metro FM, where he plays new music, highlights young creatives and offers space for hip hop conversations that appeal to a wide youth audience. His presence on radio strengthens his role as a cultural connector, bridging the gap between underground movements and mainstream exposure.

Throughout his career, he performs across South Africa, appearing at festivals, clubs and commercial events. His sets typically blend local and international influences, keeping pace with changing trends while maintaining a distinct musical identity rooted in urban youth culture.

Nkaiseng continues to contribute to the creative sector through mentorship, collaborations and ongoing involvement in the music scene. His work positions him as an important figure in shaping modern South African hip hop and in supporting the growth of new artists who follow in his path.