Love love love such beautiful voices I'm in love 

Ive been listening to your music , extremely beautiful sound ❤️❤️❤️

This is absolutely beautiful sis wam.Usisibusiso seNkosi

This is a stunning song. Such a rich soulful voice she has. I would love to listen to a live performance with just her on vocals. 

Sondela Kum

This is a simple story of rural meeting urban, a vivid description of a song being written for how "the chase" often does not end up with a "catch" as well...


Umleqwa

Rhythm and Rhyme

Afro drum and bass... Vocal rhythms. Buy on iTunes

Baleka

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

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?

Especially if they don't believe you, tell them you have been there. 

I've Been There

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

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

Unmastered version.  Us peoples dont know where or how to find ourselves.

~ 8 Bars Short
Itani on a vocal and a guitar. Pelonomi on a vocal and a guitar.

Kombela

Your love is like a flower that keeps growing. Like a seed embedded deep in my heart's soil.

Ntyatyambo

She is a Xhosa woman who bears an old soul that is engraved with all the rare elements that gave our nation its very first Golden Era of music.
Her name is Anelisa ’Khonaye’ Blom.

"I sang my way out and into everything. I sang during tests, meetings, netball and soccer games. Throughout those years, my teachers at the Holy Cross Covent High School even stopped punishing me for my random and abrupt singing moments because they knew how much I loved to sing."


Zibuya Nini?

Khonaye

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