Kamogelo Phetla, professionally known as Vigro Deep, is a groundbreaking South African DJ and producer who has reshaped the Amapiano genre. Born on September 6, 2001, in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, he is celebrated for his experimental beats and global influence, emerging as one of the youngest pioneers in contemporary African dance music.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Kamogelo Phetla |
| Date of Birth | September 6, 2001 |
| Place of Birth | Atteridgeville, Pretoria, South Africa |
| Nationality | South African |
| Occupations | DJ, Record Producer |
| Labels | Independent |
| Net Worth | Estimated $100,000–$350,000 |
Early Life and Education
Raised in Atteridgeville, Vigro Deep was immersed in music from childhood, inspired by his father, Victor “DJ Spring” Ngcongwana, a member of the iconic house duo Godfathers of House. Initially drawn to rap, he shifted focus to production in his teens and left school in grade 10 to pursue music full-time.
Career
Vigro Deep’s career took off in 2017 with his signature blend of Amapiano, house, and electronic elements.
Operating independently, he gained fame with “Vula Vala” (featuring Nokwazi) and released a series of successful albums, including Baby Boy (2018) and Rise of a Baby Boy (2020).
His collaborations with artists like Focalistic, Davido, and DJ Maphorisa, including the remix of “Ke Star”, expanded his reach across Africa and beyond. He has performed globally, from Botswana to the UK and the US, solidifying his status as a leading figure in the genre.
Personal Life
Vigro Deep is known to keep his personal life private. Although he is often seen in the company of women, he has not publicly confirmed any romantic relationships and is considered officially single.
He maintains a strong connection to his hometown and family roots, drawing inspiration from his upbringing and musical mentors.
Vigro Deep Net Worth
Vigro Deep’s net worth is estimated to be between $100,000 and $350,000, reflecting his success through music sales, streaming, live performances, and international tours.
Discography (Production Discography)
Albums:
- Baby Boy (2018)
- Baby Boy II Reloaded (2019)
- Baby Boy III (2019)
- Rise of a Baby Boy (2020)
- Baby Boy 4 (2021)
- Far Away From Home (2021)
- My House My Rules (2022)
Notable Singles and Collaborations:
- “Vula Vala” (feat. Nokwazi)
- “Blue Monday”
- “Africa Rise”
- “Wishi Wishi” (with DJ Maphorisa & Kabza De Small)
- “Ke Star” (Remix) (with Focalistic & Davido)
- “Sound Check”
- “It Don’t Matter” (2023)
- “Petori to Ibiza” (2022)
Vigro Deep is also known for his extensive production work, contributing to the rise of other artists in the Amapiano genre
Awards and Nominations
- African Muzik Magazine Awards (2021): Won Best Collaboration for “Ke Star” (Remix) with Focalistic and Davido.
- South African Amapiano Awards (2021): Nominated for Best Amapiano Music Video for “Ke Star” with Focalistic.
- South African Music Awards (2020): Won Best Produced Album for Scorpion Kings (collaboration with Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa).
- South African Music Awards (2020): Nominated for Best Kwaito/Gqom/Amapiano Album for Baby Boy III.
- South African Music Awards (2021): Nominated for Music Video of the Year for “Ke Star” with Focalistic.
- AFRIMA Awards (2021): “Ke Star” (Remix) received seven nominations, including Best African Collaboration and Song of the Year in Africa (credited to Focalistic; Vigro Deep contributed as producer and featured artist).
- Metro FM Music Awards (2025): Nominated for Best Dance Song as a collaborator on “Wishi Wishi” with Kabza De Small, Scotts Maphuma, and Young Stunna.
