INTERVIEW 'There is only one race, the human race'
YOU can hear the reality of Sowetan life in the powerful album by the Urban Village Quartet Udondolo (Walking Stick) — an amalgam of traditional Zulu music, Marabi dance rhythms, township jazz and the sounds of South African working-class experience. Its roots are in the hard life of apartheid-accursed existence, internal migration and decades of political and cultural resistance. The band, according to drummer Xolani Mtshali, began in 2015 as the brainchild of guitarist Ntsane Lerato Lichaba. Childhood friends from their teens, Lichaba and bassist Simangaliso Dlamini were house and d...
Source: morningstaronline.co.uk