High school is a strange, confusing time in anyone’s life. Between the raging hormones, the social anxiety, the […]
Author: Al Clapper
DJ Cuppy drops the first single off her debut album and talks billionaire problems, turning music into business and hosting Apple Music’s Africa Radio Now
According to Forbes, as of the 18th of March, 2020, there are 2095 billionaires worldwide. Heiress to Nigerian […]
Deslynn Malotana talks her inherited musical legacy, keeping it real, and learning how to love herself as a black woman
We South Africans are a nostalgic bunch, especially triggered and even united by music from yester-year. Take, for […]
Cyrille Aimée chats falling in love with the gypsy way of life, moving to America in pursuit of jazz, and discovering that her voice is her super power
In 2017, my father, brother, and I honoured a musical pact we’d made to attend a foreign jazz […]
JP Saxe releases the first single off his debut album and chats the song that launched his career, his fairy-tale romance, and his deeply honest musical expression
It’s 9:30am in Los Angeles, as Canadian singer-songwriter JP Saxe warns me about his morning moods, “I’ve just […]
Zoë Modiga releases her second album Inganekwane and talks being an artist, always looking fabulous & falling in love with her mother tongue
There is a rich tradition of story-telling in African culture. Stories are passed down from one generation to […]
