Three South African jazz musicians have second albums about to hit the shelves
Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email.Thembi Dunjana’s econd album God Bless Ikapa, God Bless Mzantsi is about to come out.inter may be cold for venturing outdoors, but it’s a hot season for South African jazz releases, perfect for staying home and listening., with musical direction from Nduduzo Makhathini.
And, lest we forget, Jiyane is a very fine trombone player. The slide trombone is not an easy instrument. It demands both intellectual and physical skill to hit precisely the right note on time. show us a musician who has put in the hard yards so he can play exactly what he likes. Where will he take us next?… Her debut, the 2020 offered everything from ghoema to nu-soul, with a swinging-jazz title song.
Dunjana’s voice as a composer is clearly in the tradition — the tradition of Moses Molelekwa, Bheki Mseleku and Yenana, who, in turn, drew from that much older tradition of marabi and mbaqanga.isn’t the retro mbaqanga jive you might expect from the title — it’s a melody of reflection, reminiscence and community, taken back to the Sunday morning jazz of family and friends by Charles’ moody trombone.
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