Seven years on, Freshlyground return not to reclaim their past, but to reshape it, finding new voice, new audience and a softer more expansive sense of home
Your essential dose of art and culture
Your essential dose of art and culture
Your essential dose of art and culture
Reinventing herself through music, nature and purpose, she steps into her true power
Much song and dance is being made about The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency, with help from a Freshlyground prodigy.
Zolani Mahola talks about ‘Sing-Off SA’, how her band keeps on experimenting and her future plans.
Wired for Sound is a mobile musical machine. Its pilot project resulted in a 17-track album, a framework to support community radio.
Didn’t have time to follow all the South African Music Awards coverage this weekend? Read our crib notes on the big winners.
Freshlyground have been banned from performing in Zimbabwe. Theirs is just one case music’s long history as a political tool.
Freshlyground have had work permits allowing them to perform in Zimbabwe revoked over a video which poked fun at Robert Mugabe.
Video by World Cup group Freshlyground challenges Zimbabwe dictator to "become the hero he used to be" — and step down.
Freshlyground have worked with <i>ZA News </i> to create a tongue-in-cheek political video on our northern neighbour’s great dictator.
