Atiyyah Khan

Friday Atiyyah Khan - 5 Feb 2021

Theatres are opening (and closing) again in fits and starts, driven by a fierce determination to bounce back

Article Atiyyah Khan - 28 Jul 2017

"It is said that any emotion other than anger can be represented in Indian classical music"

Article Atiyyah Khan - 9 Jun 2017

"Mangaliso is his second album, a spiritual exploration rooted in traditional Xhosa sounds with the addition of mbaqanga, electronica and hip-hop."

Article Atiyyah Khan - 9 Sep 2016

The duo returns to cause mayhem with their ‘Pretoria High School’ hair-do and gospel porn rap.

Article Atiyyah Khan - 31 Aug 2016

The new musical offering from Skyjack seamlessly weaves individual talents together.

Article Atiyyah Khan - 31 Aug 2012

When the Swedes are not celebrating their midsummer with crayfish and aquavit, they're making "pop music for folks who think they hate pop music".

Article Atiyyah Khan - 6 Jul 2012

It is surprising that this is the first year the category has been officially included on the festival's main programme.

Article Atiyyah Khan - 5 Apr 2012

It has been a huge week for Hugh Masekela. Not only did he celebrate his 73rd birthday, but he also launched a new album and a record label.

Article Atiyyah Khan - 30 Mar 2012

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the arts journalism course, for a long time the only one of its kind in the country, taught by Gwen Ansell.

Article Atiyyah Khan - 30 Mar 2012

With the launch of his third album, <i>South African History !X</i>, 25-year-old Kyle Shepherd has grown up.

Article Atiyyah Khan - 26 Aug 2011

As famous for his esoteric music as his high-voltage stage presence, the Gaslamp Killer is braced for assault when tours SA this week.

Article Atiyyah Khan - 29 Jun 2010

If you ask who is one of the kookiest musicians that South Africa has to offer, Carlo Mombelli springs to mind.

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