Record labels that bring us sounds which fly under the radar
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The reissuing of African music is far more than
merely an exercise in nostalgia and ‘retromania’
Decisions about what music to ban at the SABC were inconsistent, and – what’s worse – random
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Short reviews of some of the recent vinyl purchases that have made me smile
Enhance the festive feeling by choosing from this carefully curated vinyl collection, courtesy of Tseliso Monaheng
The rise of music platforms such as Spotify spelled the end for the last music chain store standing, but music enthusiasts say vinyl isn’t dead yet
Independent record label Matsuli Music is passionate about finding and re-issuing South Africa’s historilcal music moments on vinyl