I started to follow the black band scene closely once I got to Jozi 5 years ago. I would get asked by people then — and it… Read more “#Photoessay | Jozi’s Live Music Scene: Faces + Spaces [2013 – 2017]”
Tag: The Brother Moves On
#Fotografi | TBMO For IDM Mag And Johnny Cradle For Zkhiphani
I have a dream, that my little fotos will one day be cornerstones to monumental cultural movements. That the type of work that interests me — the work outside… Read more “#Fotografi | TBMO For IDM Mag And Johnny Cradle For Zkhiphani”
#Fotografi | Jam That Session Tour, Johnny Cradle @ Oppi, TBMO Hit Europe
My people keep flourishing.
#Fotografi | The Brother Moves On Image For Zakifo
The homies reached out and showed me so much love. Big up! This image happened on a rainy day in Melville, earlier in 2016. Zakifo Festival website
The Brother Moves On Presents The New New With Children Of The Wind And Kajama
And the three are having a show on March 5 at Kulcha Cafe in Jozi. There’s an event page which you can check out. Siya of The Brother Moves… Read more “The Brother Moves On Presents The New New With Children Of The Wind And Kajama”
Four African Musicians And Their Hairstyles
Doubtless, Cassper Nyovest (cover image) is one of the biggest rap artists we’ve seen in recent times. His live performances in and outside of South Africa are… Read more “Four African Musicians And Their Hairstyles”
Throwback | Hlasko
Two years ago, I met this guy whose music I’d discovered two years earlier on soundcloud. Hlasko is an incredible artist: a beatmaker, vocalist, songwriter, printmaker, and who… Read more “Throwback | Hlasko”
Get Some Kaffein And Stay Awake…
It’s been a few years since I witnessed Lethabo Ngakane work on the initial drafts of what was to become Kaffein, the South African youth magazine and on-line… Read more “Get Some Kaffein And Stay Awake…”
The Brother Moves On – A Myth Contextualised
I remember the first words I spoke to members of The Brother Moves On. It was at Rocking the Daisies in 2011; my then-partner and myself were taking… Read more “The Brother Moves On – A Myth Contextualised”
