Word 'n Sound

Word and sound spawns mix tape collage of interviews, reviews, biographical insights into artists and the upliftment of the artist in his or her totality. Words and sounds collide in this section as we endeavour to create icons on our continent for generations to come. We will honour, celebrate and critic the exponents of our rhythm and well as poetic voices that spew our wisdom through the winds.

49. Beau Sia ::
Beau Sia didn't always know that he would be a poet. Raised in Oklahoma City, he spent most of his childhood hiding from identity issues that he didn't know existed. Being Chinese-American, yet attending strictly Filipino-American functions,...

50. CTIJF : A Review By Dr Pam Nichols ::
I picked my way through the crowds to the Kippies stage to see Yellow jacket. They were extraordinary! I walked into notes being played at incredible speeds, syncopated and woven into complex rhythms that first eased, then rocked, then brought...

51. CTIJF : A Review By A RealROZZANO ::
Its 13:10 Saturday afternoon, I wake up, get of bed, drink a Panado and lot's of water after a heavy night of dee-jaying and partying at Orchard Bank in Long Street the previous night, take a shower, get dressed wear my comfiest takkies - my...

52. two hundred and twenty one word salute for ::
Mpe, I was looking ahead to; when we grow up ; and you be a hip cat like chomsky; arundhati be your groupie; eat united snakes for supper; and sleep tight like a sumo wrestler´s g-sting; but shit i heard them say phaswane is dead ; i won’t...