Creator
Rofhiwa Maneta
Rixon tackles waste culture, consumerism
Thor Rixon’s discography showcases how the artist deftly walks the tightrope between absurdity and emotional sincerity
Petite Noir breaks borders
The artist’s new EP and visual album is a pilgrimage of his life as a citizen of everywhere
Jabu Nadia Newman’s exhibition asks what’s in a name?
An exhibition explores how and why the photographer’s family name shifted from Mokwena to MacQuena in the 1960s
Durban kwaito’s Sugarman
Traces of Sandy B’s legacy, punctuated by a 1994 hit, are imprinted on the genre as we know it today
My child’s father, the distressed hip-hop head
The angst that comes with parenthood is becoming pervasive in the youthful genre
Music in search of the way home
For Itai Hakim, it is about knowing where you come from and also to not lose your way in life
Muzi finds his way home
The Durban-born musician is now making music on his own terms by bringing the electronic genre into an African future
SA’s self-publishing rock stars
There’s a new wave of local writers who are abandoning the conventional way of doing things
Double consciousness
The condition of living both online and in the real world is at the hear of contemporary culture
The house that women built
Women vocalists are getting the credit they deserve from house vocalist Jackie Queens
You didn’t hear wrong
Okay Wasabi’s parodies, sparked by misheard lyrics, put an absurdist spin on local hip-hop culture.