A layered, indie-styled character study, the film is a meditation on failure, family and fragile identity
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Kesivan Naidoo blends local jazz with global influences to mark 30 years of democracy
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The self-described ‘performance artist who happens to sing’ speaks to us about his work
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Mabuta’s second album is a colourful sonic experience, inspired by the sounds of Africa.
Protest music and protest culture is part of being black, and of being human. Several musicians are passing this practice on to the next generation
The musician’s debut album, ‘Indlel’eyekhaya’, defies genres in its blend of jazz, gospel and R&B
The title of Mabuta’s debut album, Welcome to This World, has always seemed like a clear invitation to enter a dream state. (Isabel Janssen)
"More than being about sex, liquor and grown-up folk being tiresomely weak-willed, Catching Feelings is an ode to Johannesburg".
Through history and genres, pianist Bokani Dyer’s latest album "World Music" explores an almost limitless landscape of sounds.
