The Leading Arts Fanatic Making waves in South Africa: Cutie G

She was born Grace Ndlovu and grew up to be best known in the arts and entertainment sector  as Cutie G. Like her name, she is a gorgeous young lady blessed with many capabilities as far as the arts and entertainment sector is concerned. She is currently based in South Africa where she is flying the Matabeleland South flag high in the arts industry. Cutie G is one of the few multitalented female creatives with great discipline and a professional flair in what she does. She excels in a male dominated field. She is a songwriter, a singer, a performer, a model, an art cover designer and she runs The Vibes music as the CEO.

Cutie G believes art is a talent, she was born with and she highly embraces such a blessing. Her love and passion for the entertainment industry dates to her early years when she used to be actively involved in school and church choirs as well as dance groups. She has received several titles as a model including the Miss Valentine in 2008, Miss Loxion Culture in 2008, Miss Teen School in 2005 and the 2009 Miss Gwanda Tourism First Princess title. All these recognitions show that Cutie G is a cat walk model fanatic.

Cutie G was swayed into the arts industry by her father whom she describes here, “ My dad known as Mr Edmond “Coach” Ndlovu was a CEO and Founder of C2C Soweto under South African Football Association (SAFA), he had his heart in sports and arts before he passed on in 2006”, may his dear soul rest in eternal peace. Apart from her father, Cutie G cites the following as her other inspirational figures in the creative world, the icons such as Rihanna, Beyonce and  her favourite of them all, Chris Brown.. Through their works, she is encouraged to up her career, to be a professional musician capable of making a living out of her creativity.

Cutie G proudly mentions Master Zhoe as an inspirational icon whom she describes as a good example of what perseverance really means as he is a young man who has defied all odds, kept pushing and has managed to rise from zero to be a celebrated artist not only in Zimbabwe but internationally.

Among other accomplishments, Cutie G reveals that she has done several collaborations with artists from Matabeleland South such as Master Zhoe, G.D.A Fire, Kedder, Khoi Khoi, Zhezhingtons, Jay-D the Poet, and Bry. Grace is currently working on a massive project with Blue Print Studio in South Africa where she is looking forward to release her single. The Blue Print studio is one of the leading recording Studios in South Africa where renowned musicians such as Emtee, Big Zulu and Donald among other record their music. This young creative is signed under Sports Heroes International (SHI) in Soweto. Cutie G is working on a collaboration with Dweezy Boy Wonder who is under Fifi Cooper label, milestone accomplishments and initiatives indeed.

Cutie G had a remarkable year in 2019 when she scooped 3 accolades at The Eminent in Sports, Music and Academic Awards (TESMA) ceremony for Song of the year award on a track called “nawe”; The best house song with her track called “volcano”; The best collaboration on a “summertime” song.

Despite all the challenges she faces in the arts and entertainment industry, Cutie G acknowledges the overwhelming love and support she receives from her friends and relatives as well as all who work with her. She confides that she almost quit music but was heavily encouraged to stay strong and keep pushing by the awards and accomplishments she has attained.

Cutie G talks about sponsorship as one of the initiatives she will seriously take up in order to uplift talent in Matabeleland South province of Zimbabwe where she comes from. This is one of her passionate advice especially to her fellow female creatives, “As female creatives, we got to be bold and brave, have a clear focus and vision, never be taken for granted, stand firm on what we believe in and never be discouraged by anyone or anything and please do remember that your art is a business and it must be treated as such”.