The King of the Zulu guitar opens up about his musical odyssey Madala Kunene stands in the wings of a large-scale stage that’s been transplanted into the middle of an Ulundi soccer field. Guitar draped around his neck, he’s quietly waiting to perform his scheduled 40-minute set at one of those ANC government gigs, when
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READ MOREDavid Meulen heading to Abbey Road Studios after launching his debut album The last time Rolling Stone saw singer-songwriter David Meulen, he was fronting his energetic alternative rock-trio, Dividable Grand, at 2013’s Up The Creek music festival with Lindi Van Blerk on the drums and veteran Schalk Joubert on bass. According to the band’s website, the last gig they
READ MORESheen Skaiz is a Rapper, Producer, Singer and Songwriter, born May 25, 1989, hailing from the city of Durban, South Africa. His interest in music began at the age of 14, when he was introduced to the loop program called Mix Man. Little did he know, this would spark a new found obsession in his
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READ MOREVideo: ‘I got a nice letter from some South African musicians – it was sort of the tipping point’ We’re hanging at the media marquee tent minutes before Bruce Springsteen and The E-Street’s sound check at the Bellville Velodrome. The Boss doesn’t do the usual press con shtick. Instead, his people have invited a select
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