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Herbie Hancock and the recurring bridging of time
Herbie Hancock speaks about how his spirituality influences his approach to life and music and about jazz’s role in striving for a better planet
Shabaka and The Ancestors heed history’s call
“We need to start articulating our utopias, articulating what needs to be burned and what needs to be saved.” — Shabaka Hutchings
Nduduzo Makhathini returns to the underworlds
The acclaimed pianist and composer shared his journey with us on completing his debut Blue Note album
Mlangeni & SA’s syncopated society
The musician may not have known who to vote for, but he is in tune with our political past and present
Moleshe answers ‘Final Call’
The jazz musician has always been a visionary and a team player. He is now launching his solo debut
Folly to call mastery arrogance
A chance comment about Nduduzo Makhathini reveals the ignorant disdain in which many people hold those who succeed
The woman who helped forge an icon
To understand Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s politicisation, one must go back to her makhulu
International Jazz Extravaganza: memorable shows, haphazard production
Packed with seasoned jazz musicians and great sets, the event deserved an equally packed audience
Makhathini’s prolific pianism
Believing in the use of music as a healing property, the musician uses his instrument as a divining tool
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