This is one of the kind. Repeating it, has become part of me, just can't listen to it once.

oh my word!!! Its sad Ive only just come across this tune but woooooow its beautiful kakhulu

03 Borotho

An art peace that effortlessly echoes what African Music is all about. Written from a metaphorical stance, the song speaks about the love that was once known by an African family until the head of the family decided to leave their home. The song tells a story of how the family's joy and happiness vanished when that happened.

Enjoy the music. #MusicForYourSpirit

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Zibuya Nini?

UCT Jazz Choir of 2013, featuring Zoë Modiga sing this beautiful Caiphus Semenya song.  A shortened edit of a longish arrangement. 

Nomalanga Demo - UCT Jazz Choir feat. Zoë Modiga

Mkhonto

Unknown Album (2011/05/28 09:58:12 PM)

Phila

Buy on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1441994665?ls=1&app=itunes

Written by: Ayanda Charlie, Ondela Simakuhle
Composed by: Ondela Simakuhle
Arranged by: Ebenezer Maxwell
Produced by: Ebenezer Maxwell, Ondela Simakuhle, Ronee Deep and Ayanda Charlie
Recorded at: SABC Studios
Mixed and Matsered by: Cosher Studios

Iphupha (Unofficial)

01 Thongo Lam (Iyeza)

Soon, the question on everybody’s lips will be: “Have You Heard? Have you heard how The Muffinz rule the world?”. The Muffinz have unleashed their mysteriously beautiful world of eclectic soul to the South African public and they are set for world domination.

The music of The Muffinz is so new, yet so soulful, so accessible, so honest and so innocent, that it appeals to all age groups, races, classes and sexes. 

The five young musicians make a refreshing change from the usual run of the mill rappers and house DJs, who are currently dominating the popular music scene, in that they play real instruments, and they play them well. Added to that is all five musicians are great singers in their different genres of expertise.

Take for instance electric guitarist and vocalist, Atomza. His voice is best described as a young Michael Jackson meets Usher with a twist of rock. Drummer Keke then enters with his  Senegalese meets rumba vocals. The band switch from a groovy R&B rhythm led by acoustic guitarist Mthae and bassist Skabz, to a classy jazz guitar sound introduced by electric guitarist and acapella singer, Simz. And that by the way is just on one song!

That is why, to explain the band, they decided to call themselves The Muffinz. Explains Mthae: “We wanted a name that would be remembered, something catchy but a name that people would want to find out more about. Plus, we all come from different backgrounds musically and so we all bring different ingredients - as in the ingredients in a muffin.”



The Muffinz - Umsebenzi Wendoda

Ndiredi ukundiza ndiph’ umoya
Ndiredi ukundiza ndiph’ umoya
Ndinaw’ amandla okundiza ndiph’ umoya
Ndiredi ukundiza ndiph’ umoya 

Amaxesha ayavuma ho ho ho
Amaxesha ayavuma ho ho ho 
Amaxesha ayavuma ho ho ho
Hey! Hey! Amaxesha ayavuma ho ho ho

Themba limbi andinalo 
Nguw’ ithemba lam
Nguwe nguwe nguw’ ithemba lam

Phantse  ndayel’ emaweni
Phantse ndangen’ endongeni
Phantse ndanyathel’ umsila 
Phantse ndahlala kwaphela

Phantse ndaval’ umnyango 
Phantse ndadyobh’ amehlo 
Phantse ndadudel’ uhambo
Phantse ndalahl’ umzamo

Nguban’ oth’ andinawo
Amandla wazi njani 
Phantse ndammamela yena
Xa  esith’ andinawo 
Xa  esith’ andinawo 


Ndiredi

Ndiyakulilela
Uhlala njalo
Ulidini
Ngamany’ amaxesha
Ndiyohluleka
Ukuzibamba


Ti tiki ti tiki, Yombela tiki tiki tiki tiki
Wo tiki tiki, Yombela tiki tiki 


Noma libalele
Ahlal’ eduduma
Mazulu
Aduduma
Noma libalele
Kuthen’ angani kungani
Ngathi kufanel’ inyembezi
Emehlweni akho
Mayin’ imvula
He he he 
Mayine mayine


Noma sendilele
Hayi azipheli
Ndilele nazw’ inyembezi
Noma sendilele
Noma sendilele
Ludakumbile
Uncumo lwam
Maziwele phantsi
Ine imvula
Mayine he he he


Mayin’ imvula
In’ izichotho

*Let the rain fall, first from your eyes. Dignify your pain and you will find your purpose.*

Mayine

“I stand with you when your world crumbles. Loving you makes a hero out of me”

Sifun’ ukujabula
Maqhawe
Sifun’ ukujabula
Bambaneni maqhawe bambaneni


Xa umhlaba 
Jikeleza
Ndimi nawe
Xa amehlo
Ephenduk’ itye
Ndimi nawe
Xa ubumnyama sebufikile
Ndimi nawe
Nawe he e e he e e


Mahla ndinyuka
Phantsi phezulu
Hamba nawe
Wandenz’ iqhawe
Ngobukho bakho
Ndithanda wena
Sobabini
Thina sobabini
Sesihlezi phezu 
Kwemithwalo yethu
Ha ha ha 
Ha ha hahahahayi
He


(Aphin’ amaqhawe)
Thina sesifuna ukujabula
Aph’ amaqhawe


Mntwan’ elanga
Hayi
Uyinkazimulo yhe
Buso belanga
Hayi
Uyinkazimulo
Emphefumlweni
Uyinkazimulo


Ndimi Nawe

Simphiwe Dana is one of South Africa’s most soulful singers, who is renowned around the world and adored for her impressive vocal prowess. She is an artist who employs a true cultural and African identity in her art form.

Established in 2004 with the release of her debut album Zandisile (1st Years), followed by 2006's One Love Movement on Bantu Biko Street, and her latest offering Kulture Noir, Simphiwe Dana has firmly planted her place at the forefront of of South Africa’s musical community. 

We welcome you to join us on a musical journey...

Mayine

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