Nikilitha Mantungwa: A Conversation on the Business of Entertainment & Sync Licensing

Tune In: CapeTalk — 22 January at 9 PM

Featuring Nikilitha Mantungwa: A Conversation on the Business of Entertainment & Sync Licensing

CapeTalk listeners are in for an insightful and inspiring conversation on 22 January at 9 PM, as rising South African music supervisor and entrepreneur Nikilitha Mantungwa joins Martin Myers to unpack the evolving landscape of sync licensing for independent artists.

At just 23 years old, Nikilitha has already made remarkable strides in the music industry.

Her journey began during her gap year after high school, when she worked as a sync licensing agent and landed her first major placement on Netflix’s hit series Blood & Water (Season 3).

This early success ignited her passion for the business of music and laid the foundation for what would become a visionary career.

In 2023, she founded Kopton Music, a company dedicated to empowering artists and creating meaningful pathways into the world of sync.

While building this business, Nikilitha pursued a Bachelor of Music degree, majoring in Music Education, Classical Guitar, Arts Management, and Music Technology.

She also contributed her talent as a percussionist to the NWU Symphony Orchestra in 2023 and went on to serve as its Head of Marketing in both 2024 and 2025.

Her leadership and influence extend beyond music. In 2024, she was selected as a panelist for the Youth Advisory Board of Girl Effect, the globally recognized NGO founded by Nike.

Listeners can expect a dynamic conversation about the current sync climate, opportunities for independent artists, and the future of music supervision in South Africa.

Don’t miss it — tune into CapeTalk at 9 PM on 22 January for a powerful and informative discussion featuring one of South Africa’s brightest emerging voices in music.


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