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「From Now On…」Yothin Chantarakka Jazz Recital
Feb 23, 2023 | 13:30 PM - 14:30 PM |
@Rangsit University Conservatory of Music

04 Seems Like A Wave (ดั่งคลื่น)

Original is ‘WAVE’ ; 
Composing : Antônio Carlos Jobim
Arranging : Yothin Chantarakka (Yo Takahashi)
Lyric Writing : Yothin Chantarakka (Yo Takahashi)

Band Members :
- Vocal : Wa (Prapasiri Subprasert)
- Drums : Neen (Kununya Sinlapasorn)
- Bass : Ohm (Torn Buranadham)
- Piano : Yo (Yothin Chantarakka (Yo Takahashi))

Mixing & Mastering : Yothin Chantarakka (Yo Takahashi)

Seems Like A Wave (ดั่งคลื่น) - 「From Now On…」Jazz Recital

The song is about counsel given from an elder advising their children and grand children to not get lost in the woods and to know how to find their way back to the village homestead. The woods in our modern context is the city and we're tasked with remembering where home is. By home I mean home, home. Ni songo gela is Venda for 'don't get lost or don't lose your way'. 

Ni Songo Xela

Instumental by Evil Needle.
Written by Vuyo Renene.


Sunday Morning

Nomad is a collaborative project from Nono Nkoane and Gally Ngoveni

Nomad

Album

Umthandazo

Official music video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuEZ7V2k7RA

Jubilee is the name of my late grandmother. Langa Baloyi, my late cousin, was fondly known as "Ligamo" in the family. This song is a conversation between myself and the two of them. 

Solo.

Dreams.B.Plenty

Jubilee noLigaMo

Cosmic Light - Single

Cosmic Light

Thandi Ntuli - Cosmic Light

This track was specifically written for the short film, Ephasini Lamabhudango. Watch the whole film here:

https://vimeo.com/170676277

Thandi Ntuli Composition June 16 

To My Own Self

Collaborators: Bantu The Consciousness 

The production of the track and ownership thereof belongs to Sydnfrome Beats.

Easy chilling (x Bantu The Consciousness)

Azania

uThixo uKhona

Thandi Ntuli was born on the 10th September 1987 in one of South Africa’s largest townships, Soshanguve (Pretoria). She comes from a lineage of rich musical heritage, being the niece of guitarist, pianist and lead vocalist of 70’s pop fusion band Harari (The Beaters), Selby Ntuli.

At the tender age of 4, she started taking classical piano lessons under the tutelage of Ada Levkowitz. However, her keen interest for jazz was only kindled later in life, leading her to enroll and complete a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance at The University of Cape Town.

Since the release of her debut jazz album, “The Offering” which she released independently, Thandi is fast making an imprint in the local jazz scene with her unique voice. “The Offering” has received critical acclaim as well as numerous awards and recognition since its release in 2014, namely a MetroFM award nomination for “Best Urban Jazz” in 2015.

Her compositions draw from a wide array of influences, this she attributes to the collaborative culture of jazz that has seen her working closely with many artists, across genres. Some of her most notable collaborations include Thandiswa Mazwai, Neo Muyanga, Steve Dyer, QB Smith, Marcus Wyatt, The Brother Moves On, Sir LSG, Bheki Khoza, Siya Makuzeni and many more.

Umthandazo

Thandi Ntuli

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