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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Author: Maz Dlamini
A music journo and curator with an inquisitive mind.
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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[No] Time To Mourn
I need you to be honest and to pay attention to the parts of you that have been drowning; they
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Hidden Conversations with Fryn Nytiv
With so many ways to communicate at our disposal, we must not forget the transformative power of a live music
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In My Words: Joseph “Jozi” Malaza
No matter the genre, music is a universal language Joseph ‘Jozi’ Malaza is a gifted musician popularly known for his
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Ama Groove Songwriting Camp
Legacy is defined as the long-lasting impact of a person’s life. When done right, that impact lives on beyond one’s
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Remarkable. Thanks for sharing. Great land and music.
What an excellent read. 🔥 I hear the voice of Ayanda as a writer of this article to be one…
Biko's Dream ,it will come to manifest ,thank to groups like Iphupho
This is wonderful and it makes me fear hurt of being victimized the the colonial, apartheid and even the homeland…
Khuphuka Qwabe !!!