The years 2020 and 2021 have been a rollercoaster of emotions and experiences for me. It might sound like the most absurd thing to talk about a journey you've barely made. As odd as it may seem, this ode to the year we're still in is basically that. Everytime I play '2021' it takes me back to the beginning of the year and I find myself humbled by the ever unfolding journey we all make. Life.

#family.friends

2021 [Prod. by KiliHippie]

Undisputed, Vol. 3

Maqondana (feat. Zwesh SA, Dinky Kunene & Boontle RSA)

SOULUFUL HOUSE. & the tracklist is:
1. How Do I Let Go - Dennis Ferrer feat. KT Brooks 
2. The Cure & The Cause (Dennis Ferrer Remix) - Fish Go Deep & Tracey K
3. Fall For You - Kings of Tomorrow feat. April 
4. Back Together - Hardsoul feat. Ron Carroll 
5. I'm Free (Original Mix) - Fistaz Mixwell & DJ Hloni ft. Mellow Soul

n a s t y  n a t e - Fungua Kinywa. Day 884 - SOULFUL HOUSE

PROGRESSIVE + AFRO HOUSE. & the tracklist is:
1. Leaving Laurel - Winter In The Woods
2. Ben Bohmer - Beyond Beliefs (Original Mix)
3. Nordfold - Letter To Lillehammer
4. Caiiro - Spectre
5. Caiiro feat. Tina Ardor - Njoke Njuge

n a s t y  n a t e - Fungua Kinywa. Day 885 - PROGRESSIVE + AFRO HOUSE

URBAN VILLAGE - MY CALLING

Oa Mpona (You See Me), a single, is a collaboration between Dorin Shane Braun (Cape Town, South Africa) and Morena Leraba (Mafeteng, Lesotho). Produced and recorded in Cape Town by DSB Productions. Michael Dickinson on Saxophone... 

Oa Mpona (You See Me) - DSB featuring Morena Leraba

Greatness ft Joseph Kiwango & Tihane

Release, Taken from Ziyon's 2018 EP titled Clear Skies. Having Fun and Making Music. Enjoy.

Clear Skies

Ziyon - Release

Beautiful song by Richard Bona

Piano - Jason Reolon
Bass - Benjamin Jephta
Drums - Kevin Gibson
Kalimba - Vuyo Sotashe

Eyala

Ondaanisa yo pOmudhime (Dance of the Rubber Tree) - a ritual of movement between embodied, spatial and institutional archives. An intimate and immersive queer dance imagined at a Rubber Tree but performed in a concrete archive, the museum theatre. 

Conceptualized and performed by Nashilongweshipwe Mushaandja
Wit Tschuku Tschuku: Samuel Batola (Leadguitar), Mutsa Lairdman (Drums, Percussion, Production), Raymond Tatenda Mapfumira (Keyboards, Bass), Lovisa the Superstar (Vocals), Sanelisiwe Yakeni (Spoken Word, Poetry), Chris Eiseb (Percussion), Tapuwanashe Munyayi (Mbira), Ovakwanangobe, Oshikwiyu, Endola (Vocals), Jackson Wahengo (Vocals, guitar on odalate naiteke)
Ethnographic recordings by	Ernest und Ruth Dammann (1953, Omaruru, Usakhos and Okahandja, Central Namibia), found at Basler Afrika Bibliographien
Leadgesang	Lena Fender, Elifas Eiseb und Adam Horeib

Ondaanisa yo pOmudhime (Dance of the Rubber Tree) soundscape

Sonic landscapes of love, migration & struggle songs from Southern Africa.
Art by Tuli Mekondjo

Ondaanisa yo pOmudhime (Dance of the Rubber Tree) soundscape

Tschuku Tschuku

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