ubhuti ontsundu.

ALBUMS.

Udlame bafo. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Uphuthu in the sky.

I actually love talking to strangers, they will unknowingly say some shit that shifts your perspective and you never see them again

Mark Fish

@Maramanyanep 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That WhoSampled acquisition might be the worst thing to happen to Spotify.

Capitalism creates an "illusion of choice" by presenting numerous, superficial brand options that are actually owned by a few huge corporations, leveraging branding to create the appearance of competition, while controlling markets and restricting true choices to maximize profit.

Zoë Modiga opens Jazz Week in Cape Town at Vault On Bree. The week continues with DJ Bob and friends on Thursday before culminating in CTIJF and Montreux Jazz Festival SA on the weekend, featuring Nduduzo Makhathini, Msaki and Jacob Collier. Read more: 10and5.com

Herbie Tsoaeli - East Gugs Skomline to Khaltsha

New 35 minute Jay-Z interview by GQ out now: youtu.be/Uu_MVMOdbvY?si…

Shame, I don’t know who this young kid is but he did an excellent job at interviewing Jay.

Maybe we need curatorial texts, like we do art exhibitions or paintings because the whole TL almost missed the concept and context. But I think everyone got it after a few people explained. BRILLIANT!

I forgot my headphones today but meditation Suite has been on my mind 🫶🏾

Just found out that in 2021, the UN tried to declare food a human right, two countries voted against it. The United States and Israel.

My new Substack on slow work, creative pressure and learning to let things take time: open.substack.com/pub/heythandi/…

Nah, this needs way more retweets. You know how f*cking RARE it is to have live footage of pre-metalface DOOM? Ya mans had a red bandana and a straw hat. And did Sear go in his pocket and pay him for his time on stage? Sheesh. RIP to all three. 🕊️

Life Orientation curriculum might just have to change. We will need to teach discerning AI, deep fake, verification of info, checking sources, etc. But critical thinking is going to be very important moving forward. Social media users in Africa are getting left behind man.

Abdullah Ibrahim’s final performances with the original Jazz Epistles members Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg, South Africa. Taking the stage together for the first time in over 50 years, Abdullah Ibrahim on piano, Hugh Masekela on trumpet, and Jonas Gwangwa on trombone transported the audience on a nostalgic journey as they reflected on their life’s work throughout the evening on June 16, 2016. The South African jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim, aged 91, will headline the 2026 Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) on March 27–28 at the CTICC. His highly anticipated performance will be on the intimate Rosie's stage, where he will showcase his signature blend of Cape jazz, gospel, and African idioms. It’s a full-circle moment as Ibrahim, born in District Six and exiled during apartheid, returns to this festival. This particular image of Abdullah Ibrahim is currently on display at The Youngblood Gallery in Cape Town. The Jazz Legacy Collection offers an intimate visual journey into the soul of South African jazz—having opened on March 5, 2026, and running until March 30. The exhibition serves as a grand prelude to the CTIJF week (March 23–29), celebrating captured moments of South African Jazz Giants.

A Lovely Time wrapped in Musical vibrations✨️

We need a friend like this.