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The Rebirth of Cool: What makes Jazz cool
By Motlagae Konyana Jazz is musical genre that was discovered 100 years ago in New Orleans by African American communities. Another popular theory regarding the origin […]
ReadTo Bra Hugh, from the mouths of babes
By Gomolemo Lesejane The time is 21:22 in Johannesburg and I’m finally home from work: bra-less and void of the many things that had demanded my […]
ReadA look at the relationship between Fashion and jazz
By Mxolisi Mhlongo Fashion and jazz have always inspired modern day culture. Some of the greatest fashion designers got their inspiration from jazz music. Most designers […]
ReadThe influence of literature in South African Jazz
Jazz is no longer considered as a genre that caters for the older generation only. Young people have immersed themselves in it and the culture in […]
Read5 Best African albums with Afro-Cuban Roots to own
By Motlagae Konyana The evolution of Latin jazz over the years interlinks with the changes of jazz including a wide range of sounds and styles from […]
ReadDecoding the journey of the Afro Cuban music movement
By Zuko Komisa It is the period between 1789 to 1820, Cuba, a dark period throughout the world. The island of Cuba which is the same […]
ReadClassic cars as jazz classics
By Mxolisi Mhlongo Think of the atmosphere Sophiatown had on a Sunday afternoon with your typical “Bra Sipho” leaning on his Six Mabone car listening to […]
ReadA look at the connection between Jazz and whisky
Whisky and wine have always been typically associated with Jazz. This might be simply because of the agenda-setting theory by the media for advertising purposes. But […]
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