Podcasts about thandiswa mazwai

01 Kabza De Small - Eningi (Remix) Intro02 Jage Heejay & Classic Desire Feat. Zeh McGeba - Masizijonge03 Coco Soul & Nurogroove ft Zano - Kulula04 Ezra & Disciples of House - Impi YeMpilo (feat. Kabza De Small & Nkosazana Daughter)05 Thakzin , Morda & Brenden Praise - Loko (Feat. Mwah Keys , Hypesoul & Suffocate SA)06 Thakzin & Brenden Praise - Njalo07 Thakzin_ Mörda & Xelimpilo - utlwa08 Muzari, B-soul & Sir Mos ft Nokwazi - Angin'valo09 Thandiswa Mazwai - kwanele (DJ Nkabza 3 Step Bootleg)10 Harrison Crump - Ride (DJ Nkabza 3 Step Bootleg)11 Beyoncee - Cuff It (Bootleg)12 Kabza De Small & Dj Maphorisa - Hello (Jnr SA COVER)13 Jnr SA x Darque (feat. Scotts Maphuma & Cyfred) -Welele14 Jnr SA - MAYE15 Shakes & Les, LeeMcKrazy - Funk 99 (TorQue MuziQ 3 Step Remix)16 Naak & Drumetic Boyz - Oko17 Drumetic Boyz - Bokahohle18 Dlala Thukzin & Goldmax - VAR19 Chopstar, Omary - Tremor (Original Mix)20 Mpho.Wav & Atmos Blaq- ATMOS WAV I21 All Night Long (Atmos Blaq Remix)22 Zakes Bantwini Feat. Xolani Sithole - Clap Your Hands (TorQue MuziQ 3 Step Remix)

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Thandiswa Mazwai, Musician speaks to Bongani Bingwa about her upcoming thanksgiving show at the state theatre.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

01 Kabza De Small - Eningi (Remix) Intro 02 Jage Heejay & Classic Desire Feat. Zeh McGeba - Masizijonge 03 Coco Soul & Nurogroove ft Zano - Kulula 04 Ezra & Disciples of House - Impi YeMpilo (feat. Kabza De Small & Nkosazana Daughter) 05 Thakzin , Morda & Brenden Praise - Loko (Feat. Mwah Keys , Hypesoul & Suffocate SA) 06 Thakzin & Brenden Praise - Njalo 07 Thakzin_ Mörda & Xelimpilo - utlwa 08 Muzari, B-soul & Sir Mos ft Nokwazi - Angin'valo 09 Thandiswa Mazwai - kwanele (DJ Nkabza 3 Step Bootleg) 10 Harrison Crump - Ride (DJ Nkabza 3 Step Bootleg) 11 Beyoncee - Cuff It (Bootleg) 12 Kabza De Small & Dj Maphorisa - Hello (Jnr SA COVER) 13 Jnr SA x Darque (feat. Scotts Maphuma & Cyfred) -Welele 14 Jnr SA - MAYE 15 Shakes & Les, LeeMcKrazy - Funk 99 (TorQue MuziQ 3 Step Remix) 16 Naak & Drumetic Boyz - Oko 17 Drumetic Boyz - Bokahohle 18 Dlala Thukzin & Goldmax - VAR 19 Chopstar, Omary - Tremor (Original Mix) 20 Mpho.Wav & Atmos Blaq- ATMOS WAV I 21 All Night Long (Atmos Blaq Remix) 22 Zakes Bantwini Feat. Xolani Sithole - Clap Your Hands (TorQue MuziQ 3 Step Remix)

In this inspiring episode, I talk with South African rebel singer Thandiswa Mazwai, discussing her upbringing in Soweto, South Africa, during the Apartheid era. Her memories of the violence that took place are vivid. She recalls experiencing a great sense of freedom upon Nelson Mandela's release from prison and describes meeting South African legends Miriam Makeba and Hugh Masekela, who would become her close friends and mentors. Mazwai's musical influences include Fela Kuti, Grace Jones, and UK punk band Skunk Anansie. Her parents, who were activists, had made her read books like Frantz Fanon's Wretched of the Earth. Her latest album is Sankofa, co-produced by Meshell Ndegeocello and fellow South African musician Nduduzo Makhathini; we talk about the experience of working with them. Our conversation wraps with the recollection of her 2005 performance at the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem.https://thandiswa.comhttps://www.patreon.com/c/ALONGWAYFROMTHEBLOCKPODCAST

Send us a Text Message.Thandiswa Mazwai sits down with Farima Kone Kito to discuss her upbringing in Apartheid South Africa and shares insights on her latest album Sankofa, created in Soweto, Dakar, and NYC, in which she brings traditional music from across the African continent and archival Xsosa samples into the present in a collection that Songlines magazine praises as "eleven incredibly unique songs". Additionally, she reflects on the encouragement and inspiration she has received from fellow artists including Miriam Makeba, Hugh Masekela, and Salif Keita throughout her career. See Thandiswa in NYC on Nov 14, 2024 at (le) poison rougeSupport the Show.Stay in touch with us! Join our newsletter

Clarence Ford speaks to Thandiswa Mazwai's Legendary South African musician on fourth studio album.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legendary South African musician Thandiswa Mazwai joined Carol Ofori in studio to talk about her recent Tiny Desk Concert, her new album, her upcoming show at Durban Playhouse and lots more!

Bongani Bingwa speaks with singer-songwriter Thandiswa Mazwai on the release of her highly anticipated album Sankofa, her upcoming live performance on the 11th of May, and the  reflection of the 20th anniversary of her album 'Zabalaza'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legendary Music Producer, Communications Expert & Lecture of World Languages & Cultures at Howard University, Dr Sipho Sithole on his music career and his role in the 20th anniversary of Thandiswa Mazwai's debut album Zabalaza, recently returned to the US a country he lived in 34 years ago as a young student at Lincoln University of Pennsylvania, he has now assumed the role of a Lecture of World Languages & Cultures at Howard University.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Playlist: Allison Russell - The ReturnerCleo Sol - Why Don't YouPierre Kwenders - No No NoSade, featuring Neptunes Remix - By Your SideCharlotte Day Wilson - i Don't Love YouThe Dynamics - Seven Army NationThievery Corporation, featuring Jeremy Sole feat. Quantic Remix - el pueblo unidoExco Levi - Born to Be FreeEasy Star All-Stars - Speak To Me/Breathe (In The Air)Curtis Mayfield - UndergroundFéré, Son Little - Falling StarOscar Brown Jr., featuring Mathew Herbert Remix - Brother Where Are You79.5, featuring Eli Escobar remix - Club LevelBrion Gysin - Sham PainThe California Honeydrops - Street PeopleMeShell Ndegeocello, Thandiswa Mazwai, Chris Bruce - VumaMozez, featuring Ray Mang's radio Version - Run RiverGorillaz - Feel Good IncSons of Kemet - Think of HomeThe Bahamas Soul Club, featuring Club Des Belugas Remix - Muevelo PapiThe Brooks - My Cool Son JackStro Elliot, James Brown - Get Up OffZADA - Atlantic TimesFlow Dynamics - Live in the MixLake Street Dive - Good Together

  Singer and songwriter legendary Thandiswa Mazwai reveals what audiences can expect when she performs at the State Theatre in Pretoria on December 2nd as part of the Mzansi Fela Festival. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He is known for his soothing baritone voice & his ability to fuse tradition, spiritual & jazz to create sonic experiences that uplift, inspire & heal.He has shared the stage with some of South Africa's most illustrious musicians, including Thandiswa Mazwai, Simphiwe Dana, Ringo Madlingozi, Tshepo Tshola, Sphokazi, the Jaziel Brothers, Mafikizolo, & the legendary Victor Ntoni.

Sampa the Great, Thandiswa Mazwai, Emmanuel Jagari Chanda and Mag44 discuss music standing the test of time, African music, and the new generation of musicians. Sampa the Great was born in Ndola in Zambia and became interested in music from a young age, writing poems and singing from the age of 9, spending time in both Zambia and Botswana. She released her first mixtape in 2015 whilst at university in Australia, and created a sound influenced by everything from classic hip-hop to Zamrock. Her latest album, As Above So Below, was released last September and came about after returning home to Zambia during the early days of the pandemic. Thandiswa Mazwai is one of the most influential South African musicians around today. She has been at the forefront of change in South African music since the late 90s with her politically-conscious lyrics and stunning vocals, both as a solo artist and lead singer of ground-breaking trio Bongo Maffin. Emmanuel Jagari Chanda is a founding member of the Zambian rock genre known as Zamrock, which blends rock with funk and African rhythms. He was the leader of the band Witch (We Intend to Cause Havoc) who were the first band to record a commercial record in Zambia in the 1970s. Magnus Mando, AKA Mag44, is a rapper and music producer who has expanded Zambia's musical horizons. He started singing and rapping in church, before writing his own lyrics which gave birth to his career. He also co-produced Sampa the Great's latest LP.

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Welcome to Season 6! Shades and Layers is here with a brand new season, featuring fashion and textile designers, as well as other black women crafters and makers shaping culture across the world. In between there will be episodes from beauty, hair and personal care entrepreneurs. The first guest for the season is South Africa's quintessential multi-hyphenate, Maria McCloy. She and I are former business partners and our friendship dates way back to university days. In this conversation, we discuss her path to being a designer of  iconic African-influenced fashion essentials in her hometown, Johannesburg. How she juggles fashion with being a sought after entertainment industry publicist and filling dance floors with her choice of vintage and modern African tunes when she deejays. We discuss many culture related topics like wax print being synonymous with African fashion, cultural appropriation, infrastructure limitations and opportunities, and the many other dynamics that influence the trajectory of the cultural industries of the African continent. It's a conversation of the ages and not to be missed.  MENTIONS AND LINKS IN THIS EPISODEBlack Rage Productions - co-founded by Dzino, Maria McCloy and Kutloano Skosana in the late 90s, they documented South Africa's urban culture through television shows, an online magazine and through the independent record label, Outrageous Records. As a publicist, Maria McCloy represents many clients in the cultural space, including  legendary South African musicians  Thandiswa Mazwai , Nakhane, and Ladysmith Black Mambazo, as well as Zimbabwean artist and activist Kudzanai Chiurai. South African media heavyweights Tim Horwood and Sylvester ChaukeMaria McCloy's Tedx Talk South African veteran fashion designers, Marianne Fassler, Ephraim Molingoana, David Tlale and Thula SindiSupport the showJOIN THE SQUAD, Stay in the loop and subscribe to our newsletter

In this episode of Skin Tings, Skin is joined by South African music legend, Thandiswa Mazwai. They reminisce about meeting for the first time and playing Nelson Mandela's 80th birthday, and discuss what it was like for Thandiswa to grow up and make music in Soweto during Apartheid.

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01-PRINCE KAYBEE feat AMI FAKU-ZIMBALI 02-OSKIDO feat NOKWAZI, THANDISWA MAZWAI & HEAVY-K-WOZA NANA03-HEAVY-K feat 2BAD & PRINCE RAVEN ORTEGA-KATALINA04-OSKIDO feat CANDY TSAMANDEBELE & ALVARO-SAY KUNKRA 05-MAKHADZI & MR BROWN-MAGEAR 06-DARQUE & DA CAPO feat IDD AZIZ-YAUNA 07-DJ JIM MASTERSHINE & AFRO BROTHERZ-CAMAGU 08-DARQUE feat ZAKES BANTWINI-UTHANDO 09-DARQUE-SOUNDS OF ANARCHY 10-PRINCE KAYBEE feat UMZULU PHAQA & KAMZAHEAVYPOINT-KHETHA 11-ZAKES BANTWINI feat KASANGO-OSAMA

Zara Julius, REsearcher and Producer of the Series.   Gallo Records is celebrating its 95 anniversary this year and with that, they have produced a podcast series that takes listeners through the Gallo Vault, home to some of Africa's greatest music legends including Miriam Makeba, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Lucky Dube, Oliver Mtukudzi, Thandiswa Mazwai, Skwatta Kamp, and others.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Gallo Vault Sessions we take a look at the story of Gallo Music as we celebrate Gallo Music's 95th anniversary and learn about some of the key moments in South Africa's recording industry history! We're joined by 5 people who have dedicated their lives to developing and understanding the South African music industry and its history, Rob Allingham, Mike Swaratlhe, Antos Stella, Ivor Haarburger & Sipho Sithole — all of whom have played a pivotal role in Gallo Music's trajectory over the years. Talking points: talent scouts, apartheid South Africa, Lucky Dube, Mahotella Queens, King Kong Musical, Sophiatown, Miriam Makeba, Hugh Masikela, Dorothy Masuka, Stimela, Sharpeville Massacre, kwaito, Thandiswa Mazwai, Skwatta Kamp Listen to the all-vinyl Gallo 95 Anniversary mix by Paul WaxOn https://www.mixcloud.com/KONJO/gallo-music-x-konjo-gallo-vault-sessions-95-years-of-gallo-music-paul-waxon/ (here) Guests: Rob Allingham, Mike Swaratlhe, Antos Stella, Ivor Haarburger & Sipho Sithole Narrator: Kineta Kunutu Writer: Zara Julius @ KONJO Producer: Zara Julius @ KONJO Researcher: Zara Julius @ KONJO Production support: The Good People @ Between Productions Follow us on @gallorecordcompany & https://www.instagram.com/k.o.n.j.o/ (@k.o.n.j.o)

We speak to OSKIDO just after releasing his latest music video for the track Ayazizela off the album of the same name. The track was written with Thandiswa Mazwai and features the already up and coming talent Ntsika Ngxanga. TshisaLIVE delves into OSKIDO's broader work, studies, fatherhood and gets deep about living your best positive life. TshisaLIVE

We speak to OSKIDO just after releasing his latest music video for the track Ayazizela off the album of the same name. The track was written with Thandiswa Mazwai and features the already up and coming talent Ntsika Ngxanga. TshisaLIVE delves into OSKIDO's broader work, studies, fatherhood and gets deep about living your best positive life.

Dr. Sipho Sithole is a Research Fellow at the Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study (University of Johannesburg) and holds a PhD in Anthropology, a B.Sc in Political Science and International Relations, and an M. Sc in Industrial Relations and Personnel Management. Dr. Sithole's research revolves around language identity, culture, migration, and integration. Sithole has a long career in hip hop & is the founder and owner of an important and multi-award-winning music production house, Native Rhythms Productions, & Native Rhythms Records. Sithole has is credited for helping mainstream hip-hop in South Africa when he signed Skwatta Kamp in 2003, the first group to achieve platinum sales. He held what he says is the 1st African hip hop summit in 2005 He is also a producer, winning awards for his production work on Thandiswa Mazwai's debut album, Zabalaza (2004). In this interview, he talks about his involvement in the growing hip hop scene in South Africa in the early 2000s. It was a time when kwaito's mainstream popularity was declining, and Sipho Sithole talks about the decision to begin working with hip hop artists. He also talks about the role of the township in producing and shaping the South African hip hop scene, as well as social consciousness. In part 2 of this interview, we delve into a discussion of race and identity in South African hip hop, and the spaces within hip hop that Black and Coloured South Africans occupy.Continue reading

Novedades diversas Blanca Altable, violinista burgalesa de mucho nivel, presenta nuevo disco, grabado, por ella sola, en tiempos de pandemia. Se titula "Somos polvo". El aislamiento en Villagonzalo de Pedernales le ha inspirado. Oímos dos piezas del mismo. Lugo estrenamos el tema "Ambe", un proyecto de Fatoumata Diawara con un montón de mujeres cosmopolitas como Angelique Kidjo, Dianne Reeves, China Moses, Inna Modja, Somi, Mayra Andrade, Thandiswa Mazwai y Terri Lyne Carrington. Siguen dos temas del disco "Goddamn Blues" de Sara Gee con Ramblin' Matt. Juan Carlos Cambas ha editado "A Viaxe" un fenomenal disco tan bonito por su contenido, como por su diseño. Elegimos las canciones con colaboraciones de Kepa Junkera y Silvio Rodríguez. All Around Folks es un quinteto con dos voces femeninas, una de ellas norteamericana, que está trabajando para preparar un primer cedé. Oímos, en adelanto dos de ellas. Para el final ponemos un tema del grupo Morgan, con la intención de que mañana volveremos con ellos. Quedan 19 para el Día de la Música Escuchar audio

Novedades diversas Blanca Altable, violinista burgalesa de mucho nivel, presenta nuevo disco, grabado, por ella sola, en tiempos de pandemia. Se titula "Somos polvo". El aislamiento en Villagonzalo de Pedernales le ha inspirado. Oímos dos piezas del mismo. Lugo estrenamos el tema "Ambe", un proyecto de Fatoumata Diawara con un montón de mujeres cosmopolitas como Angelique Kidjo, Dianne Reeves, China Moses, Inna Modja, Somi, Mayra Andrade, Thandiswa Mazwai y Terri Lyne Carrington. Siguen dos temas del disco "Goddamn Blues" de Sara Gee con Ramblin' Matt. Juan Carlos Cambas ha editado "A Viaxe" un fenomenal disco tan bonito por su contenido, como por su diseño. Elegimos las canciones con colaboraciones de Kepa Junkera y Silvio Rodríguez. All Around Folks es un quinteto con dos voces femeninas, una de ellas norteamericana, que está trabajando para preparar un primer cedé. Oímos, en adelanto dos de ellas. Para el final ponemos un tema del grupo Morgan, con la intención de que mañana volveremos con ellos. Quedan 19 para el Día de la Música Escuchar audio

Another variety of contemporary African Music from your favorite African music stars...... Burna Boy - Gbona (Nigeria)Lira - Feel Good (South Africa)Tiwa Savage - Koroba (Nigeria)Sauti Sol ft. India Arie - My Everything (Kenya and USA)Seun Kuti - Black Woman (Nigeria)Naomi Achu - Robo Robo (Cameroon)Diamond Platnumz ft. Omarion - African Beauty (Tanzania and USA)Juntal - Mutupo (Zimbabwe)Thandiswa Mazwai - Jikizela (South africa)Zonke ft. Kwesta - Soul to Keep (South Africa)Yemi Alade ft. Krizbeatz - 911 (Nigeria)Hugh Masekela ft. Sibongile Khumalo - District Six (South Africa)

Black Soul Movement brings An hour of Soul with Thandiswa mazwai live . DM on blackcommunityradio8 twitter@blackcommunit14 email us blackradio309@gmail.com Sms Donations to 48748 sms costs R10 terms and conditions apply whattsap line 062 404 6503 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eshdey-diphae/support

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This week on AfroPop Radio, we continue to share some of the best and diverse music from the Continent of Africa. Here, we discover and examine today's contemporary sounds.. Oomou Sangare is one of Mali's top artists while WizKid continues to thrive among the top names in AfroBeats.... They are all here, on AfroPop Radio..... #letsgo!

We are coming back with a full swing, going right into our discussion about a recent sit-in on the i(m)bali LIVE Podcast episode with the national icon Thandiswa Mazwai. We catch up on the latest events in the culture and we then dive deeply into a conversation about Einstein's Theory of Relativity in relation to the arts and how they impact us.

Helen Herimbi presents: i(m)bali LIVE featuring Thandiswa Mazwai. The South African multi-genre icon speaks to the music journalist in front of a live audience. They discuss Thandiswa making kwaito with Jacknife, joining Bongo Maffin (and getting paid in R10 notes), hanging out with Nelson Mandela and Michael Jackson, creating her acclaimed albums, her friendships with late legends, Hugh Masekela and Busi Mhlongo and more. Engineered and edited by Kitso Moremi.

Epsiode 41 features the controversial Ntsiki Mazwai as she talks about the infamous Roast of Somizi aka Roast of Ntsiki (01:03) Western Cullture (06:28) (08:40) Spritual Journey(13:40) Mampintsha(18:24)Slay Queens (22:21 )Sex life (28:00) Thandiswa Mazwai(40:00) Politics (46:00 )Huge Announcement

Gallo records reports that IBOKWE, Thandiswa Mazwai’s second album, has passed the 20 000 sales mark, attaining Gold status for South Africa. Courtesy http://www.music.org.za/News.asp I would feel envious and jealous to the success of Thandiswa Mazwai for this record-breaking achievement, If you were in my shoes you would probably feel the same way too. The fact of the matter is that she might be struggling to pay certain bill or for her townhouse or maybe keeping up with her overdraft who knows. I can be totally wrong and forgiven for thinking this way. Newspaper headlines read “Musicians and singers, who are living in KwaZulu-Natal, will no longer have to travel to Johannesburg to record their music, thanks to the opening of a R15 million recording studio in the province”. The multi-million rand facility, called KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Music House, with top-of-the-range facilities, was opened by provincial MEC for Finance Ina Cronje, on Friday. The studio material at the KZN Music House in Greyville, Durban, competes with M1 studios in Auckland Park, Jozi. As if, these musicians will conquer the world and the world charts from this day onward to live life of bling-bling to the fullest. A warning alarm I resonated almost 28 years ago with resentment and discomfort to sign any record deal where details are blurred and unclear and copyright ownership is not recognized. My musician colleagues and friends, who wanted the glamor and glory of instant fame and stardom, signed without blinking and failed to heed my warning call. I was right and they were wrong this time and disappointed because my vision was too optimistic and far-fetched to comprehend. They signed their lives over to a record deal company that they later on regretted. 30 year later, I am still in the business of making music and trying to lay a foundation of my own independent international label a road I would encourage every aspiring SA musician to patiently embark on if they’re serious with a long lasting career in music. Nine (9) out of 10 so called current South African legends and music super star face a bleak future ahead of their retirement, than we can afford to give them credit for their fame and super star status. Why? two reasons come to my mind. The local South African culture and music consumer does not respect the law and the use of local musician’s intellectual property nor do they comprehend the value of musical talent, creative input let alone the financial investment that goes into producing a successful artist or record. Simply put, it is because the South African copyright law has too many flaws to protect these musicians into a successful retirement of their careers in music. SAMRO is supposedly the big deal for most local artist, as if it is the be all and end all of the road to riches in music, thus complacency has set precedence with musicians over issues dealing with copyright laws besides royalty payments or piracy of their music by local consumers and organized crime.

This week we are joined by multi-award winning South African musician Thandiswa Mazwai. We discuss some of her experiences straddling old South Africa with new South Africa and their influence, together with other elements, on her work and the process of developing her unique sound. We reflect on the importance of women becoming more assertive in their careers by transitioning from a tendency to occupy background positions to foreground roles. We remark that through increasing the visibility of empowered women other women are encouraged to empower themselves. Tune in for more…