Sjava’s new album reflects his ancestral, cultural and spiritual journey - ‘Isibuko’ holds a mirror to the musician’s life
Track 1:is a plea to God to keep him within his sight and grace, asking him to accept him with all his flaws.speaks about how peaceful it is for Sjava to be home in Bergville, the small town in KZN where he was born and grew up. He reflects on the beauty of nature in the area and how hard and stressful life is in urban areas. He says it is wise for people to go back to their places of origin for alignment.
, he relates how he never walks alone; he’s protected by his ancestors, sending a message to his enemies and anyone else trying to pull him down.
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