Playlist: Second Sunday Vol.2
It’s February, which means most people are debating what to get their partners for Valentine’s, others are arguing about the
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Author: Maz Dlamini
A music journo and curator with an inquisitive mind.
Playlist: Second Sunday Vol.1
Growing up Sundays were synonymous with soul; first with church and then a hearty meal to the sounds of Aretha
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Playlist: Dulcet
“This collection is for those navigating the in-between. The ones who aren’t where they used to be but haven’t arrived
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Hidden Conversations: Phila Dlozi
For Phila Dlozi, music isn’t just a calling, it’s a lifeline. Born and raised in kwaSokhulu, the singer, songwriter, and
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Hidden Conversations: Kujenga
This Friday, 30 May, Kujenga brings their genre-defiant sound to Hidden Spaces, a fitting stage for a band rewriting the
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In Conversation with Charisse C
Charisse C is a multicultural DJ, storyteller, curator, musician, and creative entrepreneur who has dedicated her career not only to
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Freedom Remains a Theory
Freedom was banished from the land of its forebearers over three centuries ago and though it’s said to have been
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Ncesh Nonxishi – A Voice for the Ages
‘Mfinxi mfinxi mfinxi‘ is the familiar sound of dirt lifting from fabric under the rigid grip of dutiful hands and
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In Conversation with Funky Qla
If there’s one thing South Africans do well—and consistently—it’s dancing. Regardless of the occasion, dance always finds its way in.
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Jazz Journey: A Musical Exploration with Sabelo Mthembu
Johannesburg’s music scene is set to come alive today, December 5th, with the launch of Jazz Journey 2024 at Freedom’s
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Izibongo zika Sibusiso Mash Mashiloane: In the mind of Saccharine Radio’s Ayanda Mzaca
They say we are always one gesture from being the cruelty we have suffered or one kindness from helping each
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Hidden Conversations with Ofentse Sebula
In life we experience numerous defining moments which in hindsight make up landmarks along our life journey. For Ofentse Sebula,
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This was a great read. Very well written and I'm going to check the record out!
Interesting character design chices by the illustrator.