Internet Athi on Polymorphism, the politics of intimacy, isiXhosa, and the power of music to imagine new wor
SOULWAVE 2153 is a true odyssey through hopeful histories and futures, one that tells stories of love and jo
Against Tesfa Williams’ atmospheric production, Sio explores pain and power through the voice of an “unl
Through ‘Todii’, KindlyNxsh transforms nostalgia into resistance, exploring multinational identity, belo
Club Valley reflects on their formation, songwriting process, and evolving indie rock sound, exploring ident
Wandile Mbambeni traces a journey through surrender, healing, and self-discovery,
Music videos are no longer the “main event” of the MTV era. Today, they move beyond commercial by shapin
Opening the Sankofa Heritage Festival, Vuyo Viwe graces the stage as both performer and vessel.
Vuyina, MIMI, Lola Soul, and K.Keed speak about the memories and experiences that shape their music
Her music borrows from the rhythms and sounds of her childhood, transforming them into compositions alive in
Tee Illa brings us closer to reveal his quiet philosophies that shape his sonic approach.
Kujenga is a bound by brotherhood, friendship, and the refusal to accept life as is in a collapsing world.
From Kenzhero sharing hard truths about the music industry, to Lebo Lion defining what personal branding is,
The road to Makhathini’s Tiny Desk was a long one, with nearly seven years of invitations and near misses.
With music layered with experimental alternative textures, Wav Gardn’s sound transforms into a sonic hug.
In conversation with Blue Pappi, we explore how rural roots, city life, & culture shape his sound & story.
In this conversation, we speak about names, childhood echoes in lyricism, & how Matthew 6:33 steadies him.
Thando Zide delicately lets us in on why music is her chosen medium for archiving the lived experience.