Name: Dagiwe by The Brother Moves On
Duration: 4 min 50 s
Description: Taken from the live EP 'The Golden Wake' Dagiwe is an epic that speaks to alcoholism of drinking yesterday, today and tomorrow. The track is one of the earliest home recordings done by the Brother Moves On. So much so that the bassist on this recording is Tito Zwane, the third TBMO bassist prior to the arrival of Ayanda Zalekile the current bassist of TBMO.

Just heard the live version of 'Zwagitation' on youtube - amazing stuff - I will be @ The Roundhouse in Feb for sure! - Love you guys!

This song still hits HARD after all these years 😍

yesssssss thank you for this! love it! hahaha

Fifa & Chill ft. Halo Yagami [Prod: Halo Yagami]

Outside (2018 archives) prod Scarfacepanda

vogue - UNTITLED

UNTITLED

Growing up

1. BONGWA - 3.16 (prod. eyeisonthat)
2. DoxThe_Maverick - Fifa & Chill (feat. Halo Yagami) (prod. Halo Yagami)
3. Hurricane Dan Fischer - Company
4. BOYS OF SOWETO MUSIC - Thixo Bawo
5. Avu. - Mvula (Ubuthongo namaThongo)
6. Jinji. - Dreams
7. foi - Champagne Poetry
8. COMETBOYS ENTERTAINMENT - GOT YOU - MAJEED & ALTUISTIK
9. Maxwell Packart - Vibe (prod. DoouShii)
10. tsukudu - Time (prod. J-6ix & tsukudu)
11. Aylaan! - lone. [prod. Ray Kola]

mix 041 curated by Orakill

4 THA LOCALS MIX 041 [Orakill Mix]

strength to u. [bismillah]

nuhohm - splash brothers edit

clarity
study
jack of all traits ,master of everything

leak

demo from august 2023

@lyndan.meyers

settleforless w/Lyndan James(snippet)

TOMNJERRY

Taken from the live EP 'The Golden Wake' Dagiwe is an epic that speaks to alcoholism of drinking yesterday, today and tomorrow. The track is one of the earliest home recordings done by the Brother Moves On. So much so that the bassist on this recording is Tito Zwane, the third TBMO bassist prior to the arrival of Ayanda Zalekile the current bassist of TBMO.

The Golden Wake

Dagiwe

"As soon as you touch me I change" – Mr Gold, 

Self proclaimed art movement The Brother Moves On is an ever-evolving performance art collective founded by Nkululeko Mthembu and his brother Siyabonga Mthembu. Determined to belie any one definition, the collective’s work is often deliberately improvised and unpredictable. Collaboration drives the collective, which strives to undermine the traditional authority of individual artist practice and ownership.
Long term members of the collective include Siyabonga Mthembu, Zelizwe Mthembu, Ayanda Zalekile, Simphiwe Tshabalala, Oscar Kgware, Itani Thalefi, Hlubi Vhakalise, Malcolm Jiyane ,Raytheon Orion,  Nolan Oswald Dennis and Stuart Cairns but membership is constantly fluctuating and transient.
Various performers, writers, artists, musicians and activists may collaborate at any given time on different projects before moving on.
The collective create live performances and installations so that meaning is generated through an experience rather than contained within one object. Fiction, re-enactment and the fantastical are utilized in performances like The Afterlife of Mr Gold, which chronicles both the life and afterlife of a supernatural fat cat – and The Brother Breaks the Bullion and The Brother Burns the Bullion – where real word economics and queer identity are amalgamated into a fable of greed and power.
In combining elements of fiction, the supernatural and the fantastical with factual history or recorded ‘truths’ in their installations and performances, The Brother Moves On defamiliarises our experience of both our present and our past. Performative fiction, which drives so much of The Brother Moves On instigates the altered realities through which the collective critique and comment on the socio-political issues of our own reality.

Dagiwe

The Brother Moves On

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